Visualizing The Olympics’ Energy Usage

Visualizing The Olympics’ Energy Usage

Hosting the Olympic games is a privilege for any city, and the culmination of years of planning, building and coordinating events and the structures to support them. And when the Games start, they invariably cause a massive change of behavior in the daily routines of the host city’s residents.

This year’s Olympics in London are no exception: hundreds of businesses are involved, and half a million people have traveled to London to see them. The new buildings have wild schedules, filling up for an event, and practically emptying afterwards.

This all impacts energy usage in ways that can be hard to get a handle on, so Applied Works and EDF teamed up to make a live dashboard, Visi.

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