Energy Management Dashboard
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The dashboard provides an overview of the energy consumption and production of the sites included in the dashboard. This graph displays the energy split between the different sources of energy in total and over time.
Key Takeaways:
Get an overview of the split between the different energy source.
Track trends and anomalies in the energy management of the sites over time (for example, an increase in solar production accompanied by a decrease in generator production).
Energy Consumption [kWh]
The dashboard displays the total amount of energy consumed by the units. According to the summary field "Consumers - Total Energy [kWh]”
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Energy Production [kWh]
According to the summary field "Sources - Total Energy [kWh]", the total energy produced by the energy assets (grid, generators, solar) of the units included in the dashboard.
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Battery Total Discharge [kWh]
This is the total amount of energy supplied by the batteries to the sites included in the dashboard, based on the summary field "Battery - Total Discharge [kWh]”.
Battery Total Charge [kWh]
The total amount of energy that was stored and used to charge the batteries. In accordance with the summary field "Battery - Total Charge [kWh]"
Overall Energy Sources Split
The graph shows the share of each energy source in the energy produced on site (%). Grid power, generator power, and solar power could all be used to produce the energy. The "other" source indicates if there is a gap between the energy production and the energy consumption of the sites - if the total energy consumption exceeds the total energy production, the remaining portion is attributed to "other". It may occur, for example, when assets are disconnected for a prolonged period of time, preventing the collection of energy data.
Energy Sources Split Trend
The graph shows the trend of energy produced by each type of energy source (in kWh), as well as the relative share of each kind (%). The trend graph allows the user to track changes in energy management at the sites over time (for example, an increase in solar production over time).
Grid Energy [kWh]
A measure of the total energy produced by the grid, based on the units included in the dashboard. According to the summary field "Grid - Total Energy [kWh]".
Generator Energy [kWh]
The total amount of energy produced by the generators, for the units included in the dashboard. In accordance with the summary fields "Generator 1 - Total Energy [kWh]" and "Generator 2 - Total Energy [kWh]".
Energy Global Fields
Solar Energy [kWh]
The total amount of energy produced by the solar panels for the units included in the dashboard. According to the summary field "Solar - Total Energy [kWh]"