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CoIN Dashboards

An overview of the CoIN dashboard

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Written by Product Marketing
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Overview

The CoIN (Cost of Inaction) Dashboard is designed to provide decision-makers, energy managers, and finance teams with deep financial insights into operational inefficiencies across sites and SEU (Site Energy Unit) categories. It quantifies inefficiencies, highlights opportunities for savings, and supports business cases for energy-saving investments.

The dashboard includes a headline figures section for global summary metrics and a summary table that provides per-site and per-SEU breakdowns. The dashboard allows you to set a global date range (up to one year) to define the period for data aggregation and comparisons.

Headline Figures

A high-level, global summary of energy performance and investment opportunities is visible in the Headline Figures at the top of the dashboard, broken into the following groups;

  • Total Energy Cost

  • Annualised Costs

  • One Off Costs

Total Energy Cost

  • Definition: The total global spend on energy across all sites.

  • Calculation: Sum of site-level total energy costs, which themselves are calculated from gas and electrical energy use and their respective prices

Operational Drift

  • Definition: The percentage difference between actual energy consumption and modelled (optimal) energy consumption.

  • Calculation:
    ("Total Energy"−"Total Model Energy")/"Total Model Energy"

Operational Drift Cost

  • Definition: Monetary cost of the operational drift.

  • Calculation:
    (“Gas Energy” - “Model Gas Energy ”) * Gas Energy Price

    +

    (“Electrical Energy” - “Model Electrical Energy ”) * Electrical Energy Price

Qualified Capex Opportunities

  • Definition: Total potential annual financial savings from executing all qualified energy-saving projects.

  • Calculation: Sum of financial savings tagged as "Qualified" for all opportunities.

Annualised Cost of Inaction

  • Definition: Cost of not addressing operational drift and not executing qualified opportunities, annualised.

  • Calculation:
    (“Operational Drift Cost”/<number of days in the date range>)*365 + Qualified Capex Opportunities

Capex Required

  • Definition: Total capital expenditure required to execute all qualified opportunities.

  • Calculation: Sum of "Investment" fields for all qualified opportunities.

Summary Table & SEU Categories

The summary table displays site-level and SEU-level breakdowns, supporting deeper dives into each site's performance.

Metrics Displayed

  • Total Energy Cost

  • Total Operational Drift (%)

  • Operational Drift Cost

  • Qualified Capex Opportunities

  • Capex Required

  • Annualised Cost of Inaction

Drill-down Functionality

  • Clicking on the cell in the Operational Drift column opens the Operational Drift Analysis Modal (see below).

  • Clicking on the cells in the Qualified Capex Opportunities or Capex Required columns brings you to the Opportunity Register, pre-filtered to the site or SEU selected.

Operational Drift Analysis Modal

This modal provides a detailed breakdown of operational drift incidents for a selected site or SEU. The significant drift threshold is defaulted to 5% but can be changed.

It displays the following;

  • Combo chart showing:

    • Operational Drift %

    • Total Energy vs. Model Energy

    • Gas and Electrical Energy and their prices

    • Equipment-level energy breakdown (for SEUs).

  • Operational Drift Instances:

    • Start and end date of drift incidents.

    • Excess energy used.

    • Excess money spent.

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