Energy review and coordination
From an energy anomaly to a contextual task
Bring metering definitions, operating states and handling records together so an anomaly has reviewable context and changes can be checked afterward.
Read the review pointsAlign metering definitions first
Check the metering object, period and units before comparing data. Record the time range and confirm that matching names or units refer to comparable objects and definitions.
- Check
- The meter, area, period, unit and aggregation method.
Connect schedules and operating states
Relate the anomalous period to operating schedules and equipment states. A change in total consumption is a clue; operating context helps identify what to check next.
- Check
- The equipment, planned hours, state source and record time.
Clarify responsibility and site permissions
Confirm alert conditions, the responsible person and site permissions. Define who assesses the issue, who may act and which operations need authorization.
- Check
- Assessment ownership, site participants, permitted actions and authorization requirements.
Record assessments and actions
Retain the basis for the assessment, actions taken and review time so another participant can understand the context and current progress.
- Record
- The assessment, action, operator, handling time and items awaiting review.
Review changes with subsequent records
Use later metering and operating records to review the effect of changes. Recheck the objects, periods and definitions before comparison, and note other factors still to verify.
- Review
- Comparable meter records, operating states, review time and findings.
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Energy-event structure
Use a building, event, device and next review action to describe an energy record with equipment context.
Filled example: AHU-01 in Building A uses energy outside scheduled hours. The next task is a manual schedule review.
File contents
{
"dataset": "energy-event-template",
"building": "Building A",
"event": "out_of_hours_energy",
"device": "AHU-01",
"next_action": "review_schedule"
}
| Field | Meaning | Complete and check |
|---|---|---|
dataset | Record collection | energy-event-template identifies this energy-event template. |
building | Building object | Building A corresponds to the building containing the equipment. |
event | Event type | out_of_hours_energy means energy use outside scheduled hours, to be checked against actual periods and states. |
device | Related equipment | AHU-01 identifies the associated HVAC equipment object. |
next_action | Next review task | review_schedule means a manual schedule review, not a device-control command. |
This structure retains the relationship between an event and its objects. Project records also need the metering period, state source, responsibilities, permissions and review time.
Start with one anomalous period to define the review scope.
Bring metering definitions, schedules and equipment states. Describe the participants and handling records you need.