Energy Manager 3.0
Overview
In today's volatile business environment,
energy expenditures are often
an overlooked opportunity to improve
corporate performance. One of the
greatest barriers to reducing energy
costs is the lack of timely, accurate
information regarding energy use.
Enerwise Energy Manager provides multidimensional energy information in a user-friendly format.
- Consolidate and Analyze Information
- Flag Anomalies and Inefficiencies
- Generate Useful, Actionable Information
- Improve Operational Efficiency
- Reduce Costs
Enerwise Energy Manager's comprehensive analysis capabilities help uncover structural and operational issues. The ability to dissect and view data multidimensionally gives insight across time periods and locations. In addition, Enerwise Manager provides exceptions and alarms enabling facility managers to pinpoint issues quickly and take action.
Features
Standard Features for Enerwise Energy Manager Include:
- Bulletin Board
- Personalized, on-line communication interface
- Usage Reports
- Usage curves of electricity, gas, steam, chilled water and oil consumption
- Compare usage of multiple sites or same site for different time periods
- Usage and associated cost allocation for selected time range for electricity
- Day-by-day demand profiles
- Exception Reporting
- Daily consumption values exceeding forecast
- Site logs for any selected period of time that reflects cost associated with excess electric consumption
- Daily load profile comparing actual load plots to forecasted load, and customer established thresholds
- Hourly Data Reporting
- Hourly aggregate of enterprise-wide electric consumption
- Site weekly load data with day-by-day comparison
- Weekly load profile for submeters or feeds
- News,Weather, and Technology
- Convenient links to relevant web-sites for News, Weather and Technology
Alarming & Notification
Information, like eggs, is best served fresh. Too often facility and maintenance personnel learn there's a problem only after the fact. The resulting losses in revenue, data, and/or precious time can seriously jeopardize an organization's ability to serve its customers. The Alarming & Notification option alerts appropriate site personnel to anticipate and avoid critical events.
Enerwise's Alarming & Notification flags and activates critical system alarms based on predesignated parameters. The system immediately issues messages via e-mail or an e-mail-enabled pager.
Features
- Alarms triggered when consumption, demand, or price approach preset parameters
- E-mail or pager notification triggered by alarm
Alarming & Notification ensures that individuals responsible for site electrical systems rapidly receive the information they need to prevent catastrophe. This added protection enhances system reliability and reduces the chance of unanticipated costs.
Cost Estimation
Managing energy costs and choosing optimal pricing opportunities requires an energy manager to make sense out of vast quantities of detailed, often-confusing information. How does an organization compare electricity supplier offers and make an informed selection? After a few simple clicks of the mouse, Enerwise's Cost Estimation crunches through the pile of detail and presents a clear, concise, actionable report.
Cost Estimation enables a facility manager to generate energy cost estimates for one or all metered facilities. Bill calculation features allow cost allocation among multiple facilities and cost evaluations based on the utility's billing cycle. This information can also be used to verify utility-generated bills. In addition Cost Estimation provides the capability to view "what-if" facility energy cost scenarios resulting from different regional tariffs. Energy managers can understand the impact of pricing options available before they are implemented.
Features
- Generate utility-type bills on a calendar or billing-cycle basis
- Verify utility bills
- View "what-if" scenarios for the outcome of new pricing programs
Cost Estimation is one more tool in the Enerwise product suite that provides the actionable information facility managers need to make smart energy decisions.