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Case Study Report

Data Analytics with Power BI

“ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL
ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION
IN INDIAN STATE”
“Noorul Islam College Of Arts and Science”

“Kumaracoil”

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 TRAINER NAME : R UMAMAHESHWARI
MASTER TRAINER : R
UMAMAHESHWARI

ABSTRACT
This project aims to analyze and visualize commercial electricity
consumption patterns across various Indian states using Power BI.
Electricity consumption data is crucial for understanding economic
activities, infrastructure development, and energy policies. By
leveraging Power BI's capabilities, this project provides insights into the
commercial electricity usage trends, facilitating informed
decision-making for policymakers, energy providers, and businesses.
 INDEX

Sr. No. Table of Contents Page No.

1 Chapter 1: Introduction 4

2 Chapter 2: Services and Tools Required 6

3 Chapter 3: Project Architecture 7

4 Chapter 4: Modeling and Result 8

5 Conclusion 12

6 Future Scope 13
 CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Problem Statement

Commercial electricity consumption in Indian states is a critical aspect

of economic development and energy management. However, there
is a lack of comprehensive analysis and visualization tools to

understand consumption patterns, trends, and influencing factors

across different states. Stakeholders such as policymakers, energy

providers, and businesses require actionable insights to optimize

resource allocation, infrastructure planning, and policy formulation..

1.2 Proposed Solution

This project proposes the development of a Power BI-based solution

to analyze and visualize commercial electricity consumption data in

Indian states. By integrating diverse datasets and leveraging Power BI's

analytical capabilities, stakeholders can gain valuable insights into
consumption trends, regional variations, sector-wise distribution, and

seasonal patterns. The solution provides a user-friendly interface for

interactive exploration and deep dive analysis, enabling

evidence-based decision-making and policy formulation.

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1.3 Feature

2 Data Integration: The solution integrates disparate datasets related to

commercial electricity consumption, including volume, time series, geographic
distribution, and sector-wise breakdown.
3 Interactive Visualizations: Utilizing Power BI's visualization options, the
solution offers interactive dashboards and reports with customizable charts,
maps, and filters for dynamic exploration of consumption patterns.
4 Advanced Analytics: Incorporating analytical tools within Power BI enables
in-depth analysis, including trend analysis, correlation identification, outlier
detection, and forecasting to uncover actionable insights.
5 Scalability: The solution is designed to handle large volumes of data from
multiple sources, ensuring scalability and flexibility to accommodate evolving
data requirements and analytical needs.

5.1 Advantages

Data-Driven Decision Making: The solution empowers stakeholders with

actionable insights derived from data analysis, enabling informed
decision-making to optimize resource utilization, energy efficiency, and
policy formulation.
Transparency and Accountability: By providing transparent access to
consumption data and analysis results, the solution fosters accountability
and facilitates public scrutiny, driving greater efficiency and effectiveness in
energy management.
Cost and Time Efficiency: Leveraging Power BI's intuitive interface and
analytical capabilities, the solution reduces the time and resources required
for data analysis, visualization, and reporting, enhancing operational
efficiency and cost-effectiveness..

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5.2 Scope

The scope of this project encompasses a thorough analysis and visualization of

commercial electricity consumption data across various Indian states using Power
BI. Initially, the focus will be on selected states, with potential expansion to include
more regions based on data availability and stakeholder needs. The analysis will
delve into sector-wise consumption patterns, including manufacturing, services,
agriculture, and residential sectors, providing insights to support targeted
interventions and policy measures. Longitudinal analysis will be conducted to
uncover historical trends, emerging patterns, and future projections, aiding in
proactive planning and risk management.

CHAPTER 2

SERVICES AND TOOLS REQUIRED

2.1 Services Used

Data Collection Tools: Various tools can be employed to collect commercial
electricity consumption data from different sources. These may include web
scraping tools for gathering data from online sources, APIs provided by
government agencies or utility companies for accessing structured data, and
custom data collection scripts or programs.
Relational Databases: Relational database management systems (RDBMS)
such as Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, or PostgreSQL can be utilized for
storing structured data collected from various sources.
Data Warehousing: Data warehousing solutions such as Amazon Redshift,
Google BigQuery, or Snowflake can be used for storing large volumes of
structured and unstructured data.

2.2 Tools and Software used

Tools:

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 PowerBI: The main Tool for this project is PowerBI, which will be used to

create interactive dashboards for real-time data visualization.

Power Query: This is a data connection technology that enables you to

discover, connect, combine, and refine data across a wide variety of

sources.

Software Requirements:

PowerBI Desktop: This is a Windows application that you can use to create

reports and publish them to PowerBI.

PowerBI Service: This is an online SaaS (Software as a Service) service that

you use to publish reports, create new dashboards, and share insights.

PowerBI Mobile: This is a mobile application that you can use to access

your reports and dashboards on the go.

CHAPTER 3

PROJECT ARCHITECTURE

3.1 Architecture

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 Database

Here’s a high-level architecture for the project:

1. Data Collection: Real-time customer data is collected from various sources like
bank transactions, customer interactions, etc. This could be achieved using
services like Azure Event Hubs or AWS Kinesis.
2. Data Storage: The collected data is stored in a database for processing. Azure
SQL Database or AWS RDS can be used for this purpose.
3. Data Processing: The stored data is processed in real-time using services like
Azure Stream Analytics or AWS Kinesis Data Analytics.
4. Machine Learning: Predictive models are built based on processed data using
Azure Machine Learning or AWS SageMaker. These models can help in
predicting customer behavior, detecting fraud, etc.
5. Data Visualization: The processed data and the results from the predictive models
are visualized in real-time using PowerBI. PowerBI allows you to create
interactive dashboards that can provide valuable insights into the data.
6. Data Access: The dashboards created in PowerBI can be accessed through
PowerBI Desktop, PowerBI Service (online), and PowerBI Mobile.

This architecture provides a comprehensive solution for real-time analysis of bank

customers. However, it’s important to note that the specific architecture may vary
depending on the bank’s existing infrastructure, specific requirements, and budget. It’s
also important to ensure that all tools and services comply with relevant data privacy
and security regulations.

CHAPTER 4

MODELING AND RESULT

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 CONCLUSION

In conclusion, this project offers a comprehensive solution for analyzing and visualizing
commercial electricity consumption data across various Indian states using Microsoft
Power BI and associated services. By leveraging Power BI's analytical capabilities and
interactive visualizations, stakeholders can gain valuable insights into consumption
patterns, trends, and influencing factors. Through effective data collection and storage
services, including the utilization of relational databases, data warehousing, and data
lakes, the project ensures the efficient management of diverse datasets related to
commercial electricity consumption. This enables stakeholders to access and analyze
structured and unstructured data effectively, facilitating evidence-based
decision-making and policy formulation.

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 FUTURE SCOPE

The future scope for this project holds immense potential for advancement and
adaptation to meet evolving needs and technological advancements in the field of
commercial electricity consumption analysis in Indian states. Firstly, integrating
real-time data streams from smart meters, IoT devices, and energy monitoring systems
can provide up-to-date insights into consumption patterns. This integration allows for
proactive decision-making, anomaly detection, and dynamic adjustments to energy
management strategies in response to changing demand patterns and external factors.

Secondly, implementing advanced predictive analytics models within Power BI can

facilitate forecasting of future electricity consumption trends. By analyzing historical
data alongside economic indicators, weather patterns, and regulatory changes,
stakeholders can anticipate demand fluctuations and optimize resource allocation
accordingly. Predictive analytics also enables proactive energy management strategies,
such as load forecasting and demand response, to enhance grid stability and reliability.

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