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  • M&V Opion C

    To access the M&V Report, click on “M&V Reports” under the Reports section in the sidebar.

    • M&V stands for Measurement & Verification. The primary goal of this module is to automate the reporting process.

    • This report is designed for teams to generate reports based on different timeframes—yearly, quarterly, or monthly—depending on the project’s needs. After generating these reports, teams can review them and submit them to end customers.

    • Reports can be created using Option C, which depends on UBMS data.

    • When you click on the M&V Report, a button will appear. Click on this button to start the step-by-step process of creating the report.

                                

    –  There are 10 steps for create report
                                                                  
    1. project definition.                  

    2. Link meter

    3. ECM Implementation                             

    4. Baseline Period

    5. Reporting Period 

    6. Routine Adjustment

    7. Non-routine adjustment

    8. models

    9. savings

    10. Data Analytics

    11. Executive summary

     

    1.1 The first step in creating a report involves defining key project details such as the project name, project cost, electricity utility tariff rate, and water utility tariff rate.

    • You can also specify the project duration. Additionally, there are two dropdown menus to select the project and the M&V type.

             

    – A description box is available where you can add project-related notes. This box supports multiple features, including adding images, documents, and rich text formatting such as bold and underline.

      Validations are in place to ensure all required fields are filled. The ‘Next’ button remains inactive until all mandatory fields are completed.

    • On the right side of the page, a step-by-step progress view is displayed, showing which steps have been completed. However, you cannot click to navigate back to a previous step.

        2.1: Click on the ‘Next’ Button to Proceed to the Next Step – Link Meter

    • In this section, you can link multiple meters. All linked meters will be displayed under the baseline period.

    • If you select two electricity meters from different sources, the baseline period will show the combined value of both meters.

    • You can select all fuel types at the same time.

        3.1: Click on the ‘Next’ Button to Proceed to the Next Step – ECM Implemented

    • Link relevant energy data to each Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) implemented or planned for the project.

    • You can create and delete multiple ECMs for documentation purposes. To create an ECM, follow the steps below:

      • Enter the name of the ECM.

      • Specify the ECM duration according to the project timeline.

      • Enter the estimated savings.

      • Add a description, and click the “Save” button to proceed to the next step.

           3.2: Baseline Period

    • Define the baseline period by selecting dates that reflect typical energy usage before implementing ECMs for the project.

    • All linked meters are displayed during the baseline period. When an invoice is uploaded for a specific meter, its consumption values are shown in the chart.

    • If you select two different electricity meters, only one combined entry is shown, and the chart displays the total consumption from both meters.

               

    • This chart includes interactive features such as zooming and the ability to view data for specific time ranges (1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or all data).

    • You can also add a description. All fields are mandatory, and the ‘Next’ button will remain inactive until all required information is provided. Once completed, you can proceed by clicking the ‘Next’ button.

         4.1: Next Step – Reporting Period

    • Specify the dates that represent the monitoring period after ECM implementation. This is the timeframe used for reporting results.

    • You can set the reporting period and view the corresponding data, including consumption values.

              

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    You can also add a description. All fields are mandatory, and the ‘Next’ button will remain inactive until all required information is provided. Once completed, you can proceed by clicking the ‘Next’ button.

         5.1: Routine Adjustment

    • Select variables for predicting energy consumption and validate their completeness and correlation using graphs.

        To Create an Independent Variable:

    1. Click on the “New Independent Variable” button.

    2. Enter the desired name for the variable.

    3. Select the appropriate data type from the dropdown.

    4. Choose the relevant station from the dropdown menu.

    5. Add a unit for the variable.

    • You can create multiple independent variables and also delete them if needed.

          To View Real-Time Data:

    1. Click on the “Data” menu.

    2. Then select “Real-Time Data”.

    • You will now see the values displayed for the CDD variable in real time.

    • The date range for these charts spans from the start of the baseline period to the end of the reporting period.

    • The second button is “Correlation”. When clicked, it displays the relationship between the independent variable and the meter.

    • Enter the description and click the ‘Next’ button.

                             

    6.1 Non-Routine Adjustment

    Define non-routine adjustments to account for events not captured by standard predictions.

    • In the first section, there is a description box where you can add details related to faults.

            

    • All faults identified during the reporting period are displayed. An ‘Analyze’ button is available; when clicked, it redirects you to the analysis page where you can view detailed information about a specific fault.

    • If no faults are available for the selected reporting period, this section will appear blank. However, you must still add a description related to faults to proceed to the next step.

           

    • You can select faults and link them to the corresponding meter. The selected faults will also be displayed in the final report.

        Steps to Create a Non-Routine Adjustment (NRA):

    1. Click the ‘New NRA’ button to start creating a new Non-Routine Adjustment.

    2. Click the ‘No Name’ button to view the steps for creating an NRA.

    • Enter a name for the NRA.

    • Add a factor by selecting the appropriate operator (e.g., + or −).

    • Enter the required data for the selected factor.

    • Choose one option from each of the two selection fields labelled “Both of Us” (please clarify if this label is different).

    • Add a description to provide more details about the NRA.

                     

    -The value added in the factor—whether added to or subtracted from the actual value—depends on your selection: either for the entire reporting period or for a specific time window.

    • You can delete an NRA and also add multiple NRAs if needed.

         7.1 Model

    • Define the model to estimate reporting period consumption as if ECMs were not implemented.

       To generate a model, follow these steps:

    1. Select any independent variable.

    2. Click on ‘Generate Model’.

       Note: If you select only the CDD variable to generate the model, the resulting equation will be the     same as the correlation equation shown in the Routine Adjustment step.

    • In the model section, there is a rule that the user is not required to enter a value. However, if they choose to do so, the value must be entered in both fields: Intercept and the Independent Variable.

                  

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    • This chart displays the relationship between actual and predicted consumption. The corresponding equation is shown alongside the graph, and a description can be added.

    • Clicking the RESET button will clear all values.

    • When you select only the CDD variable and view the model, the displayed equation corresponds exactly to that selection.

         8.1 Savings

    • Evaluate energy savings for the reporting period by comparing actual consumption with estimated usage, incorporating routine and non-routine adjustments.

        Below the savings chart, there are several statistical values. Let’s discuss them one by one.

         

            1. Estimated Consumption (without ECM) – Reporting Period:

    • This value is the sum of all predicted values for the reporting period.

    • The AED value is calculated as:
      Estimated Consumption × Utility Tariff Rate (given on the first page).

           2. Actual Consumption – Reporting Period:

    • This value is the sum of all actual consumption values for the reporting period.

    • The AED value is calculated as:
      Actual Consumption × Utility Tariff Rate (given on the first page).

           3. Savings Per Year:

    • This value is derived by subtracting the estimated consumption (without ECM) from the actual consumption during the reporting period:
      Actual Consumption − Estimated Consumption (without ECM).

             Click on the Next button to proceed to the next step, which is data analytics.

    • Set the monitoring period (post-ECM) and optionally link energy data now or during the Reporting Period step.

    • First, you need to select the equipment and then the corresponding data points. After that, click on the “Analyze Selected Data” button to view real-time data.

    • In this section, you can select multiple pieces of equipment and view their real-time data.

                

    -On the graph, there is a three-line sidebar icon. By clicking on it, you can access options to     download the graph in PNG or JPEG format

                        

      At the bottom of the page, there is a table displaying the selected data, showing the minimum     and maximum values

         

          After adding the description, click the ‘Next’ button to proceed

           The   next step is the execution summary. To add it, click on the meter, enter the description in the   description box, and then click ‘Complete Report

          

    The final step is to download the report. On the right side of the page, you’ll find the ‘Download Full Report’ button. Click on it to download the report. Please ensure that all steps are completed, except for the NRA, which is optional

                               

     

  • M&V Option B

    -To access the  M&V Report, click on M&V Reports under the Reports section in the sidebar.

     

    -M&V stands for Measurement & Verification. The primary goal of this module is to automate the reporting process.

    -This report is designed for teams to generate reports based on different timeframes yearly, quarterly, or monthly depending on the project’s needs. After generating these reports, teams can run them and submit them to end customers

    -There are Two ways to create report :

    1. Option B- Depends On Realtime Data
    2. Option C – Depends On Ubms Data

    1.Option B 

    – Option B is one method to create a report. When you click on the M&V Report  a button will be     visible. just click on this button then will open steps to create report

                                  

    -There are 10 steps for create report                                          

     1.project creation.                    

      2.ECM Implementation

      3.Baseline Period

       4.Reporting Period

       5.Routine Adjustment

       6.Non-Routine adjustment

       7.models

       8.savings

                                 

     

     

     

    1.1  The first step in creating a report involves defining key project details such as the project name, project cost, electricity utility tariff rate, and water utility tariff rate. 

    -You can also specify the project duration. Additionally, there are two dropdowns to select the project and the M&V type. 

                        

    -A description box is available where you can add project-related notes. This box supports multiple features, including adding images, documents, and rich text formatting such as bold and underline

                   

    – Validations are in place to ensure all required fields are filled. The ‘Next’ button   remains inactive until all mandatory fields are completed 

    – On the right side of the page, a step-by-step progress view is displayed, showing which steps have been completed. However, you cannot click to navigate back to a  previous step

     2.1 click on Next Button To go Next Step That is ECM Implemented 

                          

           To implement an ECM:

    1. Click the “Create ECM” button as shown in the image above.
    2. Select the appropriate asset from the dropdown menu.
    3. Based on the selected asset, choose the relevant measurement.
    4. Specify the ECM duration according to the project timeline.
    5. Enter the estimated savings.
    6. Add a description and click the “Save” button to proceed to the next step: Baseline Period.

       

        -You can create multiple ECMs and link them with the Reporting and Baseline periods. If needed,         you can also delete the ECMs

       3.1 Click on Next Button To go Next Step That is Baseline Period

    – On baseline Period Page first you have to declare the date range and whatever  ecm are created   like Two then you have to define date range for both ECM 

    – Created ECM are displayed besides of Date range after that click on Realtime data button you can   see data for selected daterange asset,measurement 

                          

     – On this page, you can view real-time data for any selected date range. The chart displays data     aggregation is Difference, and the resolution is set daily

    –This chart includes interactive features such as zooming and the ability to view data for specific   time ranges (1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or all data).

    -You can also add a description. All fields are mandatory  the ‘Next’ button will remain inactive until   all required information is provided. Once completed, you can    proceed by clicking the ‘Next’   button.

          4.1 Next goes on Reporting Period 

    • This Section Defines the post-ECM monitoring period used for reporting energy performance
    • On Reporting Period Page first you have to declare the date range and whatever  ecm are created like Two then you have to define date range for both ECM 
    •  Created ECM are displayed besides of Date range after that click on Realtime   
    •    data button you can see data for selected date range asset,measurement 

                          

        On this page, you can view real-time data for any selected date range. The chart displays data       aggregation is Difference, and the resolution is set daily

    –This chart includes interactive features such as zooming and the ability to view data for specific   time ranges (1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or all data).

    -You can also add a description    All fields are mandatory  the ‘Next’ button will remain inactive until all required information is provided. Once completed, you can    proceed by clicking the ‘Next’ button.

    5.1 Next step is Routine Adjustment

    -This section identifies key variables influencing energy consumption and validates their completeness and correlation with energy usage through graphical analysis

    – To Create an Independent Variable:

    1.Click on the “New Independent Variable” button.

    2.Enter the desired name for the variable.

    3.Select the appropriate data type from the dropdown.

    4.Choose the relevant station from the dropdown menu.

    5.Add a unit for the variable

                     

    -You can create multiple independent variables and also delete them if needed  

    To view real-time data:

    • Click on the “Data” menu.
    • Then select “Real-Time Data”.

       

    – You will now see the values displayed for the CDD variable in real time.

    -The Date Range of these two chart is start of baseline and end of reporting period 

                           

    –The second button is ‘Co-relation’. When clicked, it displays the relationship between the   independent variable and the Meter

    – Enter the description and click the ‘Next’ button

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       6.1 Non-Routine Adjustment

     –Provide any special adjustments needed for predicted energy usage due to unexpected events          or changes that aren’t covered by routine methods

    – In the first section, all faults identified during the reporting period are displayed. An ‘Analyze’     button is available; when clicked, it redirects you to the analysis page where you can view detailed   information about a specific fault

                          

    – Steps to Create a Non-Independent Variable (NRA):

    1. Click the ‘New NRA’ button to start creating a new Non-Independent Variable.
    2. Enter a name for the NRA.

    3. Add a factor by selecting the appropriate operator (e.g., + or -).

    4. Enter the required data for the selected factor.
    5. Choose one option from each of the two selection fields labeled “Both of Us” (assuming this is the label—please clarify if it’s something else).
    6. Add a description to provide more details about the NRA.

              

    -The value added in the factor whether added or subtracted from the actual value depends on your selection: either for the entire reporting period or a specific time window

    -You can delete an NRA and also add multiple NRAs if needed

    7.1 Model

    –Set up the model that estimates energy use during the reporting period. This helps understand   what consumption would have looked like without the ECMs

    -In the model section, there is a rule where the user is not required to add a value. However, if they choose to do so, the value must be added in both places: Intercept and the independent variable. 

                    

    -This chart displays the relationship between actual and predicted consumption. The corresponding equation is shown alongside the graph, and a description can be added

    8.1Saving

    –This section allows for analysis of the energy savings realized during the reporting period, measured against estimated consumption that includes routine and non-routine adjustments

             

    -All added NRAs are displayed on this page, along with their actual and predicted  values. The date  range spans from the start of the baseline period to the end of the reporting period

              

     

    9.1 Data Analytics 

    –Indicate the start and end dates for the period during which energy performance will be monitored following the installation of ECMs. 

    -These dates are essential for accurate measurement and verification of savings. You have the option to associate the energy consumption data with your project now or defer this action to the Reporting Period section

    -This page provides real-time data through an analyzer tool. Begin by selecting the date range click the date selection button to choose a start date and end date.
    Next, click on “Data Analysis” to configure the aggregation and resolution settings.

    – Afterward, select the desired equipment and data points, then click on the “Analyze Selected Data” button. The selected data will then be displayed in the chart below for real-time analysis.

                               

    -Click on next button to goes on Executive summary page 

    10.1 Executive summary

    –Summarize key observations, energy savings, and any additional insights to be included in the     final  Performance Report

                 

    -All created ECMs are listed on this page. You can add a description for each ECM before proceeding by clicking the Next button.

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  • Invoice Table

    –To access the Portfolio Dashboard, click on Invoices  under the invoices section in the sidebar.

     

    – In the Invoice table, data is automatically stored whenever a user uploads invoices  from the Bill Entry page

    – On the right side of the page, there is an Export button. Clicking it allows you to 

    – export the entire invoice table data

           

    -In this invoices table there are multiple columns lets discuss one by one 

    1.File : In this column, clicking the download button allows you to view or download the specific        invoice and review its data

     2.Number: A TAX Invoice Number is a unique identifier assigned to each tax invoice issued by a     seller. It helps in tracking and referencing invoices for accounting, auditing, and taxation purpose       

    3.Project: In the Project column section, all projects are listed. You can search for a specific              project using the filter. Additionally, clicking on a project will directly open its dashboard

    4.utility provider: This column displays utility providers based on the uploaded invoices. A filter is available via a dropdown menu, allowing you to select a specific utility provider. Once selected, all invoices related to that provider will be displayed.

    5.Month: In this column, you can select a start month and end month to view data for uploaded invoices within that specific time period. On the right side of the calendar, there are four quick-select tabs such as ‘This Week’, ‘Last Week’, etc., which you can also use to filter the data

                                 

    6.Account number: This column displays all account numbers based on the uploaded invoices. You can search for a specific account number, and the data will update accordingly

    7.Payment Due date: When you select the month filter, the end date is automatically populated. If needed, you can manually reselect both the start date and end date

    8.Sewage :When invoices are uploaded through the system, corresponding sewage consumption data is extracted and stored in this table for tracking and billing purposes

    9.Housing:Housing values represent the casing or enclosure used to protect solar components, such as panels, inverters, or batteries, ensuring durability and safe operation in various environmental conditions

    10.Demand charges: is a cost based on your peak electricity usage during a billing cycle, typically measured in kilowatts (kW), and is meant to reflect the strain placed on the power grid.

    11.Consumption charges: Consumption charges are calculated based on the total electricity used during the billing period for a specific fuel type, typically by multiplying the kWh consumed by the per-unit rate

    12.Meter charges :Meter charges refer to the fees or costs assigned to an individual meter, typically based on energy consumption, demand, or fixed service rates for that specific meter

    13.VAT (Value-Added Tax): is a type of indirect tax that is applied at each stage of the supply chain where value is added  from production to the point of sale. All these VAT values are derived from the uploaded invoices

    14.Discounts: Discounts refer to price reductions or concessions applied to a customer’s total charges. These are typically used to incentivize usage, reward customer loyalty, or adjust for negotiated agreements.

    15.Current Month Balance:Current month balance shows the total amount billed so far for the ongoing month, based on consumption and applicable charges

    16.Previous Month Balance: Previous Month Balance refers to the remaining or outstanding amount carried over from the previous billing cycle. It includes unpaid charges, credits, or adjustments from the prior month

    17.Current Month Payment : The Current Month Payment section displays the total amount billed for the ongoing billing cycle, based on meter usage, applicable charges, and any adjustments made during the current month

    -There are multiple pages available to view the data. You can use the ‘Next’ button to navigate through the pages and access additional invoices

          

     

      

  • Consumption Table

     To access the Consumption Table, click on Consumption data under the Invoices  section in the sidebar.

     Note: when the customer uploads an invoice, it gets saved in the Invoice table and the data is then   cleaned and put into the consumption table automatically

    • The Consumption Table displays all UBMS data in a tabular format.

    • It includes information such as energy consumption, associated charges, costs, and details for each project and zone along with the corresponding meter names.

    • Below is a discussion of the table’s contents

    1.Project Name: Displays all project names, allows you to search for a   specific  project by name, and enables grouping by project

    2.Zone Name: Displays all zones names, allows you to search for a specific zone by name, and enables grouping by zone

    3.Meter Name: Displays all meter names, allows you to search for a specific metre by name, and enables grouping by meter

    4.Account Number: The account number assigned by the utility provider to the customer, retrieved from the invoice or defined in the Project Edit section                             

    5.Month: Displays data for each month over the last four years, based on the invoice upload date

    6.Meter Status: All active and inactive meters are available. You can use the filter to view either active or inactive meters as needed    

    7.Utility Provider: All utility providers are listed based on the invoices and the  associated organizations                              

    8.Invoice Type : All available data is categorized by fuel type such as water, chilled water, etc and can be filtered based on a specific fuel  type

     9.Consumption: represents the original usage data for each fuel type, directly sourced from invoices or input systems. It is used as the base for calculations and dashboard analytics.

    10.Unit : All units associated with the uploaded invoices are stored in this  Column

    11.Consumption Energy: Consumption Energy is the cleaned and calculated energy usage derived from raw data, used for  accurate reporting and   analysis 

    12.Consumption m3 : represents the original usage data for each fuel type in m3 unit , directly sourced from invoices or input systems. It is used as the base for calculations and dashboard analytics.

    13.TCO2: This column represents the carbon emissions calculated based on utility provider data from the uploaded invoices

    14.Total Utility Amount(AED): This column shows the total cost associated with each account number based on the uploaded invoices, and is typically used for dashboard calculations

    15.Consumption Charges:it is  the cost calculated based on actual usage of a utility or resource, typically measured in units (e.g., kWh, liters, or cubic meters) along with time zone

    16.Demand Charges :are costs billed based on the peak power usage (kW) during a billing cycle, rather than total energy consumed (kWh).

    17.VAT (Value-Added Tax): is a type of indirect tax that is applied at each stage of the supply chain where value is added  from production to the point of sale. All these VAT values are derived from the uploaded invoices

    18.Sewage:The Sewage section in the Consumption Table records the sewage-related consumption details for each customer. When invoices are uploaded through the system, corresponding sewage consumption data is extracted and stored in this table for tracking and billing purposes

    19.Current Reading:The current reading refers to the latest meter value captured from a specific meter. This reading is utilized during the billing process to calculate the consumption and generate accurate bills

    20.Premise Number :A premise number is a unique identifier assigned to a specific physical location (or premises) where a utility service (like electricity, water, or gas) is provided.

    21.Uploaded At: This column displays the invoice upload date, which is automatically recorded in the Consumption table when a user uploads bills

    -There are multiple features in consumption table in consumption table page by using those features we can easily

    -Filters are available for both month and meter. By using the month filter, you can select a specific period to view the data. Once a date range is selected, the table should update accordingly

                        

    – The Meter Status section allows you to view all active and inactive meters. You can also filter the consumption table by specific details such as project, zone, account number, meter name, and invoice type

    – Grouping is also one of the features available. You can group specific rows by simply dragging and dropping them into the grouping area, as shown in the image below

    -On the left side of the page, there are two tabs: ‘Columns’ and ‘Filter’. In the ‘Columns’ tab, you can search for specific columns. Each column has a checkbox if you uncheck it, that column will be hidden from the table

     

    -There is another icon between the checkbox and the column name, which is also a feature. If you   want to see the total consumption energy for a specific date range, you can drag the  Consumption  Energy’ field and drop it into the column area to perform the aggregation

                               

    -Next, click on the ‘Filters’ tab. Filters allow you to narrow down the data by specific meter, project, zone, or other selected criteria. The table will update automatically based on the applied filters.

                             

    -An ‘Export All’ button is available on the left side of the page. When clicked, it downloads all the consumption data into a single file

    -The ‘Save View’ button allows you to save the current view or configuration, making it easy to access the same data layout later

    -When you right-click on the Consumption table, a context menu appears with several options. From this menu, you can copy the data, copy it with headers, or copy groups with headers. Additionally, you can export the Consumption table using these options

                                  

    -When you export the consumption table, the file format (e.g., PDF or CSV) is indicated in the exported file, and the entire consumption table is included in the export

     

     

     

  • Solar Plant Dashboard

    -To access the  solar plant dashboard, click on SOLAR PLANT DASHBOARD under the  DASHBOARD section in the  sidebar

                     

    -The solar plant dashboard displays all uploaded production data for a specific plant. It includes accumulated credits, facility consumption, total solar production by zone, solar production by individual plants, and a data grid showing all uploaded readings. 

    -A filter option is available on the right side of the screen. By clicking on it, you can select a specific zone and view all available solar plants within that zone. You can also choose an individual solar plant for more targeted analysis

    -All charts on the dashboard update automatically based on the selected filters such as zone, solar plant, or a specific POC account

    -Apart from the filter, there is a button labeled ‘Display Dashboard’ on this page. It shows the same data as the Solar Dashboard page but without any sidebars. This page is designed for fullscreen view, allowing users to see all data clearly. The link can also be copied and accessed directly

                          

    – At the top of the page, you’ll find summary cards.

    -The first card displays the Total Solar Production, which represents the cumulative solar production across all uploaded accounts.

    -The data is shown for the selected Year-to-Date (YTD) range

    -The second card shows the Total Energy Consumption, which represents the total sum of consumed energy across all accounts for the selected Year-to-Date (YTD) period  

     1.1 Total Solar Production Chart

    -This chart displays the total solar production for the selected month. You can choose a specific year from the dropdown, and the data will update accordingly   based on your selection

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    –This value is based on the solar production data you upload for a specific account, which is displayed here

    -You can select multiple year at same time in chart

    -On the right side of the chart, a three-line icon is available. Clicking on it allows you to download the chart data in CSV or XLS format

    –1.2 Solar Production By Zone

    –This chart displays the solar production values for a specific zone. The data is  derived from the solar production readings uploaded for account numbers associated with that zone

    –You can view zone data by selecting a specific year 

    -On the right side of the chart, a three-line icon is available. Clicking on it allows you to download the chart data in CSV or XLS format

    -The ‘i’ icon provides information about the chart 

    1.3 Solar production by Plant

    –This chart displays the solar production values for a specific solar plant. The data is  derived from the solar production readings uploaded for account numbers associated with solar plant 

    -You can view zone data by selecting a specific year.

    -On the right side of the chart, a three-line icon is available. Clicking on it allows you to download the chart data in CSV or XLS format

    1.4 Solar Consumption By Facilities

    –Solar consumption is displayed for specific facilities. Let’s take a look at how it is Calculated

       Solar Consumption = Solar Production + (OpeningBalance- ExportUnitBalance)

    -In this chart, the solar production value is taken from the Solar Production grid located at the bottom of the page, while the opening balance and export unit balance are retrieved from the Consumption table 

     

    –On the right side of the chart, a three-line icon is available. Clicking on it allows you to download the chart data in CSV or XLS format

    1.5 Solar Production vs Facility Consumption

    – This chart displays solar production and facility consumption values for a specific month, showing both solar consumption and production

    -You can set the start and end dates, and the chart will update accordingly based on the selected range

    – Let’s take a look at how the values are calculated. The formula for solar consumption is provided above. For utility consumption and facility consumption, please refer to the formulas below

    – In this below’s formula invoice export reading and invoice import reading take from consumption table

    1. Facility Consumption:

           Sum of Load Hosting Accounts + Sum of Load Receiving Accounts

    1. Load Hosting  = Solar Production – Invoice Export Readings + Invoice Import readings
    2. Load Receiving = Invoice Import Readings

            Utility Consumption = Facility Consumption – Solar Consumption

             

    – On the right side of the chart, a three-line icon is available. Clicking on it allows you  to download the chart data in CSV or XLS format

    – The ‘i’ icon provides information about the chart 

                                         

    1.6 Accumulated Credits chart

    • The actual formula for calculating accumulated credits is

                Accumulated Credits = (sum of Export Unit Balance for hosting accounts)

    • To calculate accumulated credits, retrieve the Export Unit Balance for the hosting account numbers from the Consumption table
    • This chart shows value for particular month and you can download this chart into XLS and CSV format 

            

    1.7 Estimated Solar Savings (AED)

    – To calculate the estimated solar savings the formula is 

       Estimated Savings =(Solar Consumption * DEWA Tariff) – (Solar Production * Solar Tariff)

       – If Solar Tariff is 0, this would be Solar Consumption * DEWA Tariff

       -This chart shows monthly values for particular month and and you can select multiple year            at same time 

      – On the right side of the chart, a three-line icon is available. Clicking on it allows you  to         download the chart data in CSV or XLS format

    -At the bottom of the page, there is a grid that contains all uploaded production readings, including details of solar plants, POC, and utilization by zone. You can search and filter any of the elements available in this grid

     -On the right side of the grid, an aggregation feature is available. If you want to view the sum of production readings, you can group the data by a specific column

                                         

     

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  • Executive Dashboard

    To access the Executive  Dashboard, click on Executive under the Dashboards section in the sidebar.

    The dashboard includes Two tabs:

                    

    1.Consumption Overview : entire portfolio’s utility performance 

    2.Cost Card View : Easily track utility costs with a clear, card-style layout.

    To view the fuel-wise analysis, click on the Consumption tab.

    1.1 Consumption Overview :

    –-The Consumption Analysis page provides a comprehensive overview of energy usage across different areas, offering both monthly and yearly breakdowns by fuel type.

    -At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total consumption for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -A filter option is available for users to select a specific zone. Upon clicking ‘Apply’, the data updates accordingly to reflect the selected zone’s consumption details

    -The year filter is located next to the zone filter, allowing you to change the year and view data from previous years as well

    -Below the cards, you can view various detailed charts related to consumption  analysis.

    – For the last Remaining  cards Energy Reduction , Water Reduction and Chilled water Reduction the displayed value represents the difference between the total consumption of the previous year and the current year. For example, if we are calculating for 2024, the value shown is the total energy (or water) used in 2023 minus the total used in 2024.

    -The red and green arrows represent the previous year’s consumption values. The color logic is as follows: if the current year’s consumption is higher than the previous year’s, a red arrow is displayed

    1.1 Electricity Usage  Intensity

    – Electricity  Represents energy consumption values of  both. The Intensities Metadata values from project List 

    -This chart displays the Electricity Usage Intensity (EUI) on a yearly basis

    -This chart displays the intensity for each fuel type Chilled Water, Water, Diesel, and Solar based on the following formulas

               1.WUI= Water/ Metadata      2. EUI= Electricity/ Metadata 

                               
     

    – A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
           Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    1.2 Monthly Consumption vs. Baseline:

    –-This chart displays the total monthly consumption and baseline for each fuel type.

    – You can select different fuel types using the dropdown menu available within the  chart.

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

              

    2.1 Cost Card View:

    – See at a glance how each utility is doing financially, so you can quickly spot areas that need       attention and where things are going well.

             This page presents a comparison of utility cost data across three cards:

    • Card 1: Displays the total utility cost for each fuel type, comparing the current month with the same month last year.
    • Card 2: Shows the utility cost details for a selected fuel type, including values from all areas and charge components. The data is compared over the current Year-to-Date (YTD) vs the previous YTD.
    • Card 3: Highlights the current year’s budget for the selected fuel type. A total is displayed at the end of the card                                       

                                                 
             

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  • Zone Dashboard

     Zone Dashboard – Full User Guide

    To access the Zone  Dashboard, click on Zone under the Dashboards section in the sidebar.

    The dashboard includes five tabs:

                   

       1.Consumption – Analysis based on fuel type.

       2.Cost – Financial analytics and expenditure breakdown.

       3.Heatmap – Meter-wise visualization of energy consumption.

       4.Information – Project-specific details and metadata.

       5.Budget – Overview of allocated and utilized budget.

    To view the fuel-wise analysis, click on the Consumption tab.

    1.consumption Analysis Page

    -The Consumption Analysis page provides a comprehensive overview of energy usage across different areas, offering both monthly and yearly breakdowns by fuel type.

    -At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total consumption for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -A filter option is available for users to select a specific project under zone. Upon clicking ‘Apply’, the data updates accordingly to reflect the selected zone’s consumption details.-The year filter is located next to the project filter, allowing you to change the year and view data from previous years as well

    -Below the cards, you can view various detailed charts related to consumption analysis

    -All values displayed on the cards represent Year-to-Date (YTD) data. The specific date range for the YTD calculation is revealed when you hover over the info icon located next to the statistic

    -The red and green arrows represent the previous year’s consumption values. The color logic is as follows: if the current year’s consumption is higher than the previous year’s, a red arrow is displayed 

               

    1.1 Monthly Consumption vs. Baseline

    -This chart displays the total monthly consumption and baseline for each fuel type.

    -You can select different fuel types using the dropdown menu available within the chart.

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

                       

    1.2 Energy Use Intensity (kWh/m²)

    –This calculation follows the formula:

    WUI= Water/ Metadata  EUI= Electricity + Chilled Water /Intensities Meta data

                     

    – Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values of  both. The Intensities Metadata values are available on the Information page

    -This chart displays the Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) on a yearly basis

    1.3 Energy Use Intensity (kWh/m²)

    –This chart displays the monthly Energy Usage Intensity (EUI). Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    -All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    EUI= Electricity consumption + Chilled Water consumption / Intensities Meta data

                    

    1.4 Water Use Intensity (IG/m²)

    –This chart displays the monthly Water Usage Intensity (WUI). Water represent the Raw consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

         WUI=  Water consumption / Intensities Meta data

                          

    – All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    1.5 Utility Consumption by Years

    –This chart displays raw consumption values on a monthly basis for each year, along with the appropriate unit. If you change the unit, the values will update accordingly to reflect the selected unit For all Fuel Types

            

    -A three-line menu icon is available     beside the chart.
    -Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    1.6 Carbon Footprint vs. Baseline (TCO2e)

    -This chart displays addition of carbon footprint vs Baseline of all fuel types for the particular     month 

              

    1.7 EUI (kWh/m²) By Project

    –This chart presents Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) segmented by Project. .Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page 

    –This chart displays the Water Usage Intensity (WUI)segmented by project. Water represent the Raw consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    1.8 Utility Consumption by project (%)

    -It is the % consumption of electricity by project.  so the total of all the project = 100%

    – Click on the ‘Cost & Finance’ tab,   which is the second tab on the Zone  dashboard page

    2.Cost/finance Page

    –The Cost/Finance page provides a comprehensive overview of Total utility cost across different areas, offering both monthly and yearly breakdowns by fuel type.

    -At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total utility cost for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -A filter option is available for users to select a specific zone. Upon clicking ‘Apply’, the data updates accordingly to reflect the selected zone’s consumption details.

    Below the cards, you can view various detailed charts related to consumption analysis.

                                         

     All values displayed on the cards represent Year-to-Date (YTD) data. The specific date range for   the YTD calculation is revealed when you hover over the info icon located next to the statistic  

    2.1 Monthly Cost vs. Baseline

    -This chart displays the total monthly cost and baseline for each fuel type.

    -You can select different fuel types using the dropdown menu available within the chart.

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

                  

    2.2 Energy Cost Intensity (AED/m²)  (yearly)                            

          WUI= Water / Metadata  EUI= Electricity cost + Chilled Water cost / Intensities Meta data

                        
     

    –Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined Total Utility cost values of  both. The Intensities Metadata values are available on the Information page

    -This chart displays the Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) on a yearly basis

    -The WUI (Water Use Intensity) is calculated using the total utility cost of water. The relevant metadata can be obtained from the Information page

    2.3 Energy Cost Intensity(Monthly) (AED/m²)

    -This chart displays the monthly Energy Usage Intensity (EUI). Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined Total utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    -All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

             EUI=   Electricity cost + Chilled Water cost /  Intensities Meta data    

                               

    2.4 Water Cost Intensity (AED/m²)

    -This chart displays the monthly Water Usage Intensity (WUI). Water represent the Total Utility cost   values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

              WUI  =  Water /  Intensities Meta data

                                     

    –   All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

       2.5 Utility Cost by Years

    –This chart displays Total utility cost values on a monthly basis for each year, along with the appropriate unit. If you change the unit, the values will update accordingly to reflect the selected unit For all Fuel Types

         

        A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
        Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    2.6 Carbon Footprint vs. Baseline (TCO2e)

    –This chart displays addition of carbon footprint vs Baseline of all fuel types for the particular  month

                 

    2.7 ECI (kWh/m²) By Project

    –This chart presents Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) segmented by project. .Electricity and Chilled     Water represent the combined total utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can     be found on the Information page

       .   

    ––This chart displays the Water Usage Intensity (WUI)segmented by zone. Water represent the total    utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    2.8 Utility Cost by Project (%)

    -it is the % consumption of electricity by project.  so the total of all the project = 100%

                                       

    • Click on the ‘HeatMap’ tab, which is the Third tab on the Portfolio page

    – The heatmap page displays  consumption values for a selected fuel type and project

    – On this page, you first select the fuel type, then the project. The data is displayed meter-wise, and     you can also view data for each account number

     Green – displays the minimum usage 

    Red – displays the maximum usage 

    White – displays no data usage 

     4.1 Click on the ‘Budget’ tab, which is the Fourth tab on the zone dashboard page

    –This page displays the budget allocated for each fuel type for a specific month of   the current year

    –At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total utility cost for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -For example, the ‘Utility Total Cost’ represents the combined total utility cost across all fuel types, including Water, Chilled Water, and Electricity

    4.2 YTD Utility Costs Vs Budget

    – This chart displays the Total Budget, Cumulative Cost, and Forecast Cumulative Cost  all based on the Total Utility Cost for a specific fuel type

    -There is a Forecast toggle button. When enabled, the chart displays the Forecasted Cumulative Cost for a particular fuel type. For example, selecting March will show the cumulative total utility cost from January through March (i.e., January + February + March)

          

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    5.1 Click on the ‘Information’’ tab, which is the Fourth tab on the Portfolio page

    – First click on Utility to see below information

    -The Information page provides details on total energy consumption value for a selected year and     fuel type, along with baseline comparisons.

    • For the current year, the data is based on a Year-to-Date (YTD) date range.
    • For all previous years, the data reflects the full calendar year

                All created intensities metadata are display on information page

            

    Below the consumption section, the cost details are displayed. It shows the Total Utility Cost for the selected year and fuel type, along with a baseline comparison.

    • For the current year, the data is based on a Year-to-Date (YTD) date range.
    • For all previous years, the data reflects the full calendar year

             

     -All intensity metadata saved for a particular zone below the cost section is displayed along with     the appropriate units for the respective year

            

    -After utility  All  metadata are saved that all are displayed on information with autocalculation for particular year of particular fuel type

    -These metadata values are used to calculate all EUI/WUI charts

          EUI  =  Electricity / Intensities Meta data WUI  =  Water/ Intensities Meta data

                         

    –When you click on the first intensity metadata, all values including consumption and cost are updated accordingly. For the consumption calculation, the energy consumption value is used, while the cost calculation uses the total utility amount for the selected fuel type. The intensity metadata is retrieved from the metadata chart

     

     

     
      

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  • Project Dashboard

    To access the Project  Dashboard, click on Project under the Dashboards section in the sidebar

    The dashboard includes four tabs:

         1.Consumption – Fuel Type Analysis
          Analyze energy consumption based on different fuel types.

         2.Cost – Financial Analytics
         Gain insights into financial data related to energy usage.

        3.Heatmap – Meter-wise Consumption Visualization
           View detailed meter-level consumption data through an intuitive heatmap.

        4. M&V- Its the process of measurement & verification 

        5.Information
        Access detailed information about specific projects.

     

    To view the fuel-wise analysis, click on the Consumption tab.

    1.consumption Analysis Page

    -The Consumption Analysis page provides a comprehensive overview of energy usage across different areas, offering both monthly and yearly breakdowns by fuel type for specific project.

    -At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total consumption for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -A filter option is available for users to select a specific building. Upon clicking ‘Apply’, the data updates accordingly to reflect the selected building’s consumption details.

    – The year filter is located next to the Building’s filter, allowing you to change the year and view data from previous years as well

    -Below the cards, you can view various detailed charts related to consumption analysis.

     

    -All values displayed on the cards represent Year-to-Date (YTD) data. The specific date range for the YTD calculation is revealed when you hover over the info icon located next to the statistic

    -For the last two cards Energy Reduction and Water Reduction the displayed value represents the difference between the total consumption of the previous year and the current year. For example, if we are calculating for 2024, the value shown is the total energy (or water) used in 2023 substracted from the total used in 2024.

    -The red and green arrows represent the previous year’s consumption values. The color logic is as follows: if the current year’s consumption is higher than the previous year’s, a red arrow is displayed   

                 

     

    1.1 Monthly Consumption vs. Baseline

    -This chart displays the total monthly consumption and baseline for each fuel type.

    -You can select different fuel types using the dropdown menu available within the chart.

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart

    • Download it as a PNG image

    • Save it as a PDF document

     

     

    1.2 Energy Use Intensity (kWh/m²)

    –This calculation follows the formula:

    1.WUI= Water /  Intensities Metadata  2 .EUI=Electricity +Chilled Water /IntensitiesMetadata

                                                    

    -Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values of  both. The Intensities Metadata values are available on the Information page

    -This chart displays the Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) on a yearly basis

    -In addition to the WUI label, there is a dropdown that displays all the available metadata intensities, allowing you to view the EUI across multiple years for different intensity levels

    1.3 Energy Use Intensity (kWh/m²)

    –This chart displays the monthly Energy Usage Intensity (EUI). Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    -All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    EUI= Electricity + Chilled Water / Intensities Meta data

                                     

    1.4 Water Use Intensity (IG/m²)

    –This chart displays the monthly Water Usage Intensity (WUI). Water represent the Raw consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    Formula : WUI  = Water / Intensities Meta data

                                     

    -All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    1.5 Utility Consumption by Years

    –This chart displays raw consumption values on a monthly basis for each year, along with the appropriate unit. If you change the unit, the values will update accordingly to reflect the selected unit For all Fuel Types

                                

    A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart

    • Download it as a PNG image

    • Save it as a PDF document

    1.6 Utility Consumption by Meter  (%)

    –It is the % consumption of electricity by Meter so the total consumption of all the buildings = 100% 

                               

    A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart

    • Download it as a PNG image

    • Save it as a PDF document

    * Click on the ‘Cost & Finance’ tab, which is the second tab on the Project dashboard page

    2.Cost/finance Page

    –The Cost/Finance page provides a comprehensive overview of Total utility cost across different areas, offering both monthly and yearly breakdowns by fuel type.

    -At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total utility cost for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -A filter option is available for users to select a specific zone. Upon clicking ‘Apply’, the data updates accordingly to reflect the selected zone’s consumption details.

    Below the cards, you can view various detailed charts related to consumption analysis.

     

    All values displayed on the cards represent Year-to-Date (YTD) data. The specific date range for the YTD calculation is revealed when you hover over the info icon located next to the statistic  

    2.1 Monthly Cost vs. Baseline

    -This chart displays the total monthly cost and baseline for each fuel type.

    -You can select different fuel types using the dropdown menu available within the chart.-A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart

    • Download it as a PNG image

    • Save it as a PDF document

                              

    2.2 Energy Cost Intensity (AED/m²)     

    EUI= Electricity +Chilled Water/ Intensities Meta data          WUI=  Water /metadata      

                                        

    -Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined Total Utility cost values of  both. The Intensities Metadata values are available on the Information page

    -This chart displays the Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) on a yearly basis

    -The WUI (Water Use Intensity) is calculated using the total utility cost of water. The relevant metadata can be obtained from the Information page

    2.3 Energy Cost Intensity (AED/m²)

    -This chart displays the monthly Energy Usage Intensity (EUI). Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined Total utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    -All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    EUI = Electricity + Chilled Water / Intensities Meta data

                               

       

    2.4 Water Cost Intensity (AED/m²)

    -This chart displays the monthly Water Usage Intensity (WUI). Water represent the Total Utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

     WUI  =  Water/ Intensities Meta data

    –All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    2.5 Utility Cost by Years

    –This chart displays Total utility cost values on a monthly basis for each year, along with the appropriate unit. If you change the unit, the values will update accordingly to reflect the selected unit For all Fuel Types

       

     -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
    Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart

    • Download it as a PNG image

    • Save it as a PDF document

      2.8 Utility Cost by Meter (%)

       It is the % cost of electricity by Building .  so the total of all the buildings = 100% 

                                 

     3.1 Click on the ‘HeatMap’ tab, which is the Third tab on the Project dashboard  page

    -The heatmap page displays  consumption values for a selected fuel type 

    -On this page, you first select the fuel type. The data is displayed meter-wise, and you can also     view data for each account number                                                     

    Green – displays the minimum usage 

    Red – displays the maximum usage

    White – displays no data usage 

       

     4.1 Click on the ‘M&V’ tab, which is the Fourth tab on the Project dashboard  page

    -This page displays the 

    5.1 Click on the ‘Information’’ tab, which is the Fourth tab on the Project dashboard page

    – First click on Utility to see below information

    -The Information page provides details on total energy consumption value for a selected year and fuel type, along with baseline comparisons.

    • For the current year, the data is based on a Year-to-Date (YTD) date range.
    • For all previous years, the data reflects the full calendar year

                All created intensities metadata are display on information page 

            

    -Below the consumption section, the cost details are displayed. It shows the Total Utility Cost for the selected year and fuel type, along with a baseline comparison.

    • For the current year, the data is based on a Year-to-Date (YTD) date range.
    • For all previous years, the data reflects the full calendar year

    -All intensity metadata saved for a particular year below the cost section is displayed along with   the appropriate units 

    – After utility whatever metadata are saved that all are displayed on information with     autocalculation for particular year of particular fuel type

    -These metadata values are used to calculate all EUI/WUI charts

        EUI  = Electricity / Intensities Meta data. WUI  =  Water/ Intensities Meta data

                      

    -When you click on the first intensity metadata, all values including consumption and cost are updated accordingly. For the consumption calculation, the energy consumption value is used, while the cost calculation uses the total utility amount for the selected fuel type. The intensity metadata is retrieved from the metadata chart

                                                                                 
                                

              

                      

       

      

                             

           

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  • Portfolio Dashboard

    📁 Portfolio Dashboard – Full User Guide

    To access the Portfolio Dashboard, navigate to the left sidebar and click on ‘Portfolio’ under the Dashboards section.

    The dashboard includes four tabs:

    1. Consumption – Fuel Type Analysis
      Analyze energy consumption based on different fuel types.
    2. Cost – Financial Analytics
      Access and review financial data related to energy consumption.
    3. Heatmap – Meter-wise Consumption Visualization
      Visualize consumption data at the meter level through an interactive heatmap.
    4. Information – Project Details
      View detailed information about individual projects.

    To view the fuel-wise analysis, click on the Consumption tab.

    1. Consumption Analysis Tab

    -The Consumption Analysis page provides a comprehensive overview of energy usage across different areas, offering both monthly and yearly breakdowns by fuel type.

    -At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total consumption for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -A filter option is available for users to select a specific zone. Upon clicking ‘Apply’, the data updates accordingly to reflect the selected zone’s consumption details.

    -The year filter is located next to the zone filter, allowing you to change the year and view data from previous years as well

    Below the cards, you can view various detailed charts related to consumption analysis.

    -All values displayed on the cards represent Year-to-Date (YTD) data. The specific date range for the YTD calculation is revealed when you hover over the info icon located next to the statistic

    -The red and green arrows represent the previous year’s consumption values. The color logic is as follows: if the current year’s consumption is higher than the previous year’s, a red arrow is displayed   

    1.1 Monthly Consumption vs. Baseline
    This chart compares monthly consumption against predefined baseline values for each fuel type (e.g., electricity, water, chilled water).

    -This chart displays the total monthly consumption and baseline for each fuel type.

    -You can select different fuel types using the dropdown menu available within the chart.

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
     Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart 
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

                                                                 

    1.2 Annual Energy Use Intensity (EUI)
    Formula: EUI = Total Energy Consumption ÷ Total Area (kWh/m²). Data is sourced from electricity and chilled water values.

    –This calculation follows the formula:

    – Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values of  both. The Intensities Metadata values are available on the Information page

    -This chart displays the Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) on a yearly basis

    1.3 Monthly Energy Use Intensity (EUI)
    This chart provides a month-by-month EUI value. It reflects operational trends and variations using the same formula as above.

    –This chart displays the monthly Energy Usage Intensity (EUI). Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    -All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    1.4 Monthly Water Use Intensity (WUI)
    Formula: WUI = Total Water Consumption ÷ Total Area (IG/m²). This helps track consumption efficiency over time.

    —This chart displays the monthly Water Usage Intensity (WUI). Water represent the Raw consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    —     All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    1.5 Utility Consumption by Years
    This chart displays raw utility consumption data by fuel type, compared year-wise.

    –This chart displays raw consumption values on a monthly basis for each year, along with the appropriate unit. If you change the unit, the values will update accordingly to reflect the selected unit For all Fuel Types

    A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
     Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    1.6 Carbon Footprint vs. Baseline (TCO₂e)
    This chart shows total emissions per month compared to baseline. Emissions are calculated using official conversion factors.

    -This chart displays addition of carbon footprint vs Baseline of all fuel types for the particular  month 

    1.7 Energy and Water Intensity by Zone
    Shows both EUI (for electricity/chilled water) and WUI (for water), broken down by zone for benchmarking.

    –This chart presents Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) segmented by zone. .Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined energy consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page 

    –This chart displays the Water Usage Intensity (WUI)segmented by zone. Water represent the Raw consumption values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    1.8 Utility Consumption Share by Zone
    Displays the proportional share (%) of electricity consumption by each zone.

    –It represents the percentage of electricity consumption by each zone, with the total  across all zones adding up to 100%.

    • Click on the ‘Cost & Finance’ tab, which is the second tab on the Portfolio page
    1. Cost and Finance Tab

    –The Cost/Finance page provides a comprehensive overview of Total utility cost across different areas, offering both monthly and yearly breakdowns by fuel type.

    -At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total utility cost for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -A filter option is available for users to select a specific zone. Upon clicking ‘Apply’, the data updates accordingly to reflect the selected zone’s consumption details.

    Below the cards, you can view various detailed charts related to consumption analysis.

    All values displayed on the cards represent Year-to-Date (YTD) data. The specific date range for the YTD calculation is revealed when you hover over the info icon located next to the statistic  

    2.1 Monthly Cost vs. Baseline
    Compares actual monthly utility cost with planned baseline values for each fuel type.

    -This chart displays the total monthly cost and baseline for each fuel type.

    -You can select different fuel types using the dropdown menu available within the chart.

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
     Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    2.2 Annual Energy Cost Intensity (AED/m²)
    Formula: Total Utility Cost ÷ Total Area. Helps assess energy cost efficiency.

    –Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined Total Utility cost values of  both. The Intensities Metadata values are available on the Information page

    -This chart displays the Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) on a yearly basis

    -The WUI (Water Use Intensity) is calculated using the total utility cost of water. The relevant metadata can be obtained from the Information page

    2.3 Monthly Energy Cost Intensity (AED/m²)
    Charts monthly trends in energy cost per square meter.

    -This chart displays the monthly Energy Usage Intensity (EUI). Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined Total utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    -All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    2.4 Monthly Water Cost Intensity (AED/m²)
    Displays how water utility costs evolve over time.

    –This chart displays the monthly Water Usage Intensity (WUI). Water represent the Total Utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    –—   All created metadata are available in the dropdown on the side.

    2.5 Utility Cost by Year
    Illustrates monthly cost data year-wise for every utility/fuel type.

    –This chart displays Total utility cost values on a monthly basis for each year, along with the appropriate unit. If you change the unit, the values will update accordingly to reflect the selected unit For all Fuel Types

    A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
     Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    1.6 Carbon Footprint vs. Baseline (TCO₂e)
    This chart shows total emissions per month compared to baseline. Emissions are calculated using official conversion factors.

    –This chart displays addition of carbon footprint vs Baseline of all fuel types for the particular  month 

    1.7 Energy and Water Intensity by Zone
    Shows both EUI (for electricity/chilled water) and WUI (for water), broken down by zone for benchmarking.

    —This chart presents Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) segmented by zone. .Electricity and Chilled Water represent the combined total utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page 

    ––This chart displays the Water Usage Intensity (WUI)segmented by zone. Water represent the total utility cost values, while the Intensities Metadata values can be found on the Information page

    2.8 Zone-Wise Utility Cost Share (%)
    Shows each zone’s contribution to overall electricity cost.

    –It represents the percentage of electricity cost by each zone, with the total  across all zones adding up to 100%.

    Click on the ‘Budget’ tab, which is the Third tab on the Portfolio page

    –This page displays the budget allocated for each fuel type for a specific month of   the current year

    –At the top of the page, individual cards summarize the total utility cost for each fuel type, clearly labeled with the corresponding units.

    -For example, the ‘Utility Total Cost’ represents the combined total utility cost across all fuel types, including Water, Chilled Water, and Electricity

    3.1 Year-to-Date Utility Costs vs Budget
    Displays actual utility spending vs. planned budgets with forecasted trends if enabled.

    -This chart displays the Total Budget, Cumulative Cost, and Forecast Cumulative Cost  all based on the Total Utility Cost for a specific fuel type

    -There is a Forecast toggle button. When enabled, the chart displays the Forecasted Cumulative Cost for a particular fuel type. For example, selecting March will show the cumulative total utility cost from January through March (i.e., January + February + March)

    -A three-line menu icon is available beside the chart.
     Clicking this icon allows you to:

    • Print the chart
    • Download it as a PNG image
    • Save it as a PDF document

    Click on the ‘Information’’ tab, which is the Fourth tab on the Portfolio page

    – First click on Utility to see below information

    -The Information page provides details on total energy consumption value for a selected year and fuel type, along with baseline comparisons.

    • For the current year, the data is based on a Year-to-Date (YTD) date range.
    • For all previous years, the data reflects the full calendar year

                All created intensities metadata are display on information page 

    Below the consumption section, the cost details are displayed. It shows the Total Utility Cost for the selected year and fuel type, along with a baseline comparison.

    • For the current year, the data is based on a Year-to-Date (YTD) date range.
    • For all previous years, the data reflects the full calendar year

     -All intensity metadata saved for a particular zone below the cost section is displayed along with the appropriate units for the respective year

    -After utility whatever metadata are saved that all are displayed on information with autocalculation for particular year of particular fuel type

    -These metadata values are used to calculate all EUI/WUI charts

    –When you click on the first intensity metadata, all values including consumption and cost are updated accordingly. For the consumption calculation, the energy consumption value is used, while the cost calculation uses the total utility amount for the selected fuel type. The intensity metadata is retrieved from the metadata ch

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  • Dashboards

    Explore interactive dashboards across all levels:

    • 📁 Portfolio Dashboard

      • Dive into Consumption, Cost, Heatmap, Information, and Budget views

      • Includes EUI/WUI (monthly and yearly), Carbon Footprint trends, and Zone-wise breakdowns

    • 🌍 Zone Dashboard

      • Analyze zone-level performance by fuel type, including heatmaps and utility intensity charts

      • Forecast budgets and track actual vs. planned costs

    • 🏢 Project Dashboard

      • Deep dive into building-level performance

      • Monthly/Yearly views of Energy & Water consumption, cost, carbon intensity, and baseline comparisons

    • 📘 Executive Dashboard

      • Compare Year-on-Year utility consumption across your portfolio

      • View Electricity Usage Intensity, Monthly Consumption vs. Baseline, and summarized Cost Cards

    • 📊 Solar Plant Dashboard

      • The solar plant dashboard shows uploaded production data with zone-wise and plant-wise generation, facility consumption, and a data grid

      • Includes summary cards for Solar Production, Consumption, Accumulated Credits, and Estimated Savings

    • ⚡Consumption Table

      • Displays all UBMS data captured from uploaded invoices

      • including detailed consumption metrics per utility provide

    All dashboards support filtering, downloading, and interactive analytics 🖥️📉