Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The expanding deployment of renewable energy sources as ll as the widespread deployment of smart meters enables and encourages demand management in homes. Like smart meters, most solar or other renewable deployments allow homeowners to carefully monitor energy supply and past energy consumption, hover, using this information to drive demand management is still a manual process. The overarching goal of our work is to automate the process of adapting energy demand to meet supply, which requires a comprehensive understanding of home energy use. Though home energy measurement systems exist, they are often intrusive---requiring several physical components and using often limited resources including energy and bandwidth. In this work,  present the design of a system for comprehensive home energy measurement and analyze the resource requirements of the basic system. Using data collected from six deployments, including one in an off-grid home,  then present two techniques for reducing the resource requirements of the system. Our techniques reduce the energy footprint of the system as ll as the amount of physical infrastructure required, making adoption of the system more attractive, particularly to those who live in homes pored by renewable energy sources.
['David Lachut', 'Simon Piel', 'Lazeeb Choudhury', 'Yucheng Xiong', 'Sami Rollins', 'Kevin Moran', 'Nilanjan Banerjee']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Minimizing intrusiveness in home energy measurement
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