Efficient energy management is critical in modern residential systems, particularly when integrating grid-supplied and renewable energy sources. This study proposes a robust anomaly detection framework—Anomergy—leveraging a stacked Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network to identify inefficiencies, equipment malfunctions, and unauthorized energy consumption. Using a comprehensive year-long hourly dataset from ten residential units in the ARMD Complex, Theni, Tamil Nadu, Anomergy significantly outperformed traditional models. Specifically, it achieved precision and recall rates of 0.85 and 0.80, respectively, surpassing conventional methods such as Support Vector Machines and Random Forest. Advanced data preprocessing techniques, including time-series decomposition, normalization, and Synthetic Minority Oversampling Technique (SMOTE), improved anomaly detection recall by 23 %, addressing significant dataset imbalance. Adaptive thresholding further reduced false positives by 18 %, enhancing detection accuracy. Real-time implementation demonstrated substantial operational savings, achieving average monthly energy savings of 21.75 kWh per household and annual community-wide carbon emission reductions of approximately 2214.6 kg CO₂. These findings underscore the transformative potential of Anomergy for real-time, scalable, and sustainable energy practices in smart residential ecosystems.
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