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Set your energy use, utility prices and investment budget. Import a year of bills with the CSV template.
Set up a buildingWattWise is a free energy investment planner by ArforEarth. Compare building upgrades, estimate savings and carbon reductions, and find the combination that fits your budget.
Grocery store · Pennsylvania · 15,000 sq ft
Illustrative inputs · USD · estimated outcomes
Making the economics of energy efficiency easier to understand.
For building owners, facility teams and anyone learning how energy upgrades translate into financial and environmental value.
Set your energy use, utility prices and investment budget. Import a year of bills with the CSV template.
Set up a buildingCompare lighting, controls, HVAC, refrigeration, motors and solar using editable cost and savings assumptions.
Explore upgradesSave plans in this browser and compare conservative, expected and optimistic savings estimates.
Explore scenariosReview your recommended package, projected cash flow, payback and emissions. Print a report to share.
View the reportThe planner opens an illustrative US grocery store, or your previously saved inputs. This release uses USD. Replace assumptions with actual data before using a result for investment planning.
Start with a sample, then replace the assumptions with your own utility data and vendor quotes.
Enter annual energy use, prices, end-use shares and a budget. Or import 12 months of utility data using the CSV template.
Explore six editable upgrades. The model compares every eligible combination, accounting for overlapping savings and equipment lifetimes.
Review cash flow, payback and emissions. Save scenarios, stress-test savings assumptions, and print a report to discuss with your team.
WattWise uses an inspectable calculation engine and a built-in decision guide. The public version makes no paid AI calls.
Explore the methodologyBuilding inputs, CSV files and scenarios are processed in your browser. Export a project copy whenever you need it.
Compare net present value, payback, annual savings and estimated avoided emissions.
Conservative and optimistic cases show sensitivity. Results are planning estimates, not guaranteed savings.
These features are planned and are not active in the current release. Release dates will follow validation and testing.
INR support and India-specific tariff and incentive inputs, backed by validated local assumptions.
Today: USD and an illustrative US profile.An optional AI model that runs in compatible browsers, subject to device requirements, model quality and licensing review.
Today: a working rule-based calculation guide.The public planner is free to use without signing in or supplying an API key. The calculation engine and guide run in your browser.
The launch version is a numerical decision engine with a rule-based explanation guide. It is not a generative AI model. This keeps the core experience fast and avoids per-question AI charges.
This release uses USD, square feet, kWh and therms, with an illustrative US grocery-store profile. It does not fetch Indian tariffs or incentives or convert currencies. India-specific localization needs validated local inputs and is planned for a later release.
WattWise is a project of ArforEarth, an organization based in India. Explore the organization at arforearth.org.
Use them to compare options and start a conversation with an energy professional. Verify actual building data, installation quotes, incentives and engineering savings before committing money.
Explore the sample building and see what a smarter energy investment could look like.
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