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CTs would be the easiest option for longer term monitoring. Installation is non-invasive (to the wiring), and you can either buy a power monitoring system or design one yourself.
For something portable and non-permanent, a current clamp can be used to monitor a single device.
For a quick check, you could use a kill-a-watt