Energy Worksite is an easy to use energy monitoring and analytics toolkit designed to assist building owners and operators in understanding, evaluating and managing the energy use of everything from a single meter building to a multi-location enterprise. The software tracks any fuel/energy type—e.g. gas, electricity, hot water, steam, etc.
How it works
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Each hour of the day, the Energy Worksite uses interval meter and submeter data to assess the performance of any load or building. Powered by a unique building modeling algorithm developed in cooperation with the Department of Energy and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the Energy Worksite tools incorporate interval energy data, operational information and weather data to generate reliable feedback about how a building is performing. This high-resolution data will help you spot exactly when actual usage begins to veer outside desired ranges.
Specify the reports you need
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From at-a-glance summaries for multiple locations to in-depth reports for individual meter level analysis, you have the flexibility to look at exactly what you need, when you need it, to make informed energy decisions.
Easy, one-time set-up
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The Energy Worksite uses dashboards you can configure to include just the data you want. You can even create multiple dashboards — for example, use one for a summary of multiple buildings and separate dashboards for more detail on each building.
Automatic notifications:
You can choose to have reports sent by text or e-mail daily, weekly, monthly or when data begins to trend outside of expected values.
Access your data where you want
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The Energy Worksite is secure and compatible with your iOS tablet device.
Features and Benefits:
• Daily Scorecards to show energy use, costs savings, load profiles and potential peak demand days
• Notifies designated recipients when consumption or demand levels exceed pre-determined thresholds for immediate detection of operational issues
• Displays analytical data using simple graphical interface for easy identification of abnormalities or areas for operational improvements
• Uses weather data, operational information, time-of-day and day-of-week to predict your energy use
• Measures and verifies impact of your energy initiatives
• Automatic reports tell you if you are saving or wasting money on energy
• Set and hit energy and carbon emission reduction targets
• Track your carbon footprint and LEED-EB credits
• Modeling engine was developed/Tested by the U.S. Department of Energy