It’s far from the first energy monitor we’ve seen, but that new so-called Ewgeco device does look to be one of the more sophisticated offerings so far, with it not only promising to keep tabs on your electricity use, but your water and gas consumption as well. That’s apparently done with the aid of sensors that wirelessly transfer readings to the main device, which translates the data into easy to read bars that light up green, red, or amber depending on your level of consumption. Unfortunately, the device is only being sold to businesses at the moment, and it’s not precisely plug-and-play either, with one of the company engineers due to install it, and a week needed for the Ewgeco to get used to your normal usage patterns.