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Site Metrics

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Written by Product Marketing
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Site Metrics are standardised metrics which are used to normalise site performance reporting metric name and units across all sites to allow for consistency of reporting and ease of comparison. Site Metrics are populated with data from Site Attributes which have been tagged with a Site Metric Tag. For example, the attribute which represents the Main Elec Incomer would be tagged with the “Main Electric Energy” tag. When the system finds the attribute with this tag, it uses that datasource to populate the Main Electric Energy Metric for that site.

Simple Site Metrics

Simple Site Metrics are metrics that are directly read from attributes, such as energy consumption or carbon emissions. In order for Simple Site Metrics to be displayed in an Enterprise Dashboard, a single attribute needs to be tagged with the tag for that metric. Site Metrics are all displayed in a specific unit (e.g. kWh for Energy) but the attribute does not need to be in that unit, so long as the quantity is correct, the system will automatically convert it to the correct display unit for the Site Metric.

The following is a table of the available simple site metrics, and the details of the attribute they can read from. Sites do not need to have an attribute for all of these metrics, just the metrics they wish to display in the Enterprise Dashboards.

Simple Metric/Tag Name

Attribute Quantity

Description

Main Electric Energy

Energy

A single attribute representing the total main electricity incomer energy for the site.

Main Gas Energy

Energy

A single attribute representing the total main gas incomer energy for the site.

Other Fuel Energy

Energy

A single attribute representing the energy from off other sources coming into the site.

Total Energy

Energy

The sum of the above three energies (needs to be manually created as an attribute for now).

Product In

Mass

The total of product brought into the site

Model Electricity Energy

Energy

A single attribute representing the model electrical energy use for the whole site.

Model Gas Energy

Energy

A single attribute representing the model gas energy use for the whole site.

Product Out

Mass

A single attribute representing the total product out of the site in terms of mass

Product Out

Volume

A single attribute representing the total product out of the site in terms of volume

Floor Area

Area

A single attribute representing the total product out of the site in terms of area

Scope 1 Emissions

Mass

A single attribute representing the total mass of Scope 1 emissions from the site.

Scope 2 Emissions

Mass

A single attribute representing the total mass of Scope 2 emissions from the site.

Calculated Site Metrics

Calculated Site Metrics are site metrics which are automatically calculated using Simple Site Metrics. This means that in order for a Calculated Site Metric to appear in Enterprise Dashboards, all of its associated Simple Site Metrics need to be tagged.

The following is a table of the available calculated site metrics, and the details of what they represent.

Calculated Metric Name

Calculation (Expressed in Simple Metrics)

Description

Main Electric Energy / Product Out

Main Electric Energy / Product Out

Input intensity KPI based on Total Electrical Energy divided by total product out for the site.

Main Gas Energy / Product Out

Main Gas Energy / Product Out

Input intensity KPI based on Total Gas Energy divided by total product out for the site.

Other Fuel Energy Energy / Product Out

Other Fuel Energy Energy / Product Out

Input intensity KPI based on Total Other Fuel Energy divided by total product out for the site.

Total Energy Energy / Product Out

Total Energy Energy / Product Out

Input intensity KPI based on Total Energy divided by total product out for the site.

Main Electric Energy / Model Electricity Energy

Main Electric Energy / Model Electricity Energy

Operational Drift KPI based on the ratio of main electricity energy to modelled electricity energy

Main Gas Energy / Model Gas Energy

Main Gas Energy / Model Gas Energy

Operational Drift KPI based on the ratio of main gas energy to modelled gas energy

Scope 1 & 2 Emissions

Scope 1 Emissions + 2 Emissions

The sum of the Scope 1 and Scope 2 Emissions Metrics.

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