We’re excited to introduce a set of updates designed to improve data management and make portfolio-level workflows more efficient. These features give you greater control over your building data, streamline portfolio-wide actions, and improve transparency in how models are changed.
Editing Data for Multiple Buildings
You can now apply actions to multiple buildings in a single step directly from the main Buildings page. For example, you can now set location-based emission factors, adjust interventions, or perform other portfolio-wide actions with ease.
Restore Model Version History
We’ve added the ability to restore previous versions of a building’s baseline energy model directly from the Model History. If you need to revert to an earlier calibration, you can now do so with a single click.
Economizer & Heat Recovery Model Refinement Options
We’ve added greater control over the assumptions in your baseline building by introducing Model Refinement options for economizer and heat recovery.
Other Data Management Improvements
We’ve also made several enhancements to improve the transparency and interpretability of your building data:
- Data quality and baseline data source – On the Buildings page, quickly identify which buildings have incomplete data and see which baseline data source (e.g. measured utility data versus modeled performance) is used in the analysis
- Gap filling disabled by default – For newly created buildings, gap filling is turned off by default unless the building has no data at all; calibrations rely on measured data whenever possible.
