improvement in forecast accuracy during high-demand scenarios
buildings with automated, reliable seasonal projections replacing manual spreadsheet-based processes
shared model architecture fine-tuned per building, from subway stations to wastewater treatment facilities

An energy management firm needed to forecast electricity demand across approximately 1,000 buildings in New York to support demand-response and energy-efficiency programs such as NYISO’s Special Case Response.
The existing process was slow, manual, and error-prone—relying on spreadsheets and rough estimations to determine seasonal commitments. The forecasts had to be both granular (hourly) and long-range (up to six months), while accounting for complex, interacting seasonal patterns across a wide variety of building types.
OneSix developed a forecasting and simulation engine powered by deep learning. The solution included:
The system was built using PyTorch and integrated with Torchcast to manage temporal data modeling and training workflows.

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