Dashboard

Dashboard

The OmniEnergy dashboard is the information hub of the energy management system compliant with ISO 50001. It presents the most important plant energy data in one place, as condensed widgets.



Last SEU report (Significant Energy Use)

The widget shows a summary of the most recently generated Significant Energy Use (SEU) report. It contains:

  • the Report name and the date and time it was generated,

  • the Time period covered by the analysis,

  • the Top energy consumers - the three largest energy consumers in the given period, together with their percentage share of the total consumption.

The Details button opens the full list of SEU reports.

EnPI trend (Energy Performance Indicator)

An interactive chart showing the course of the Energy Performance Indicator (EnPI) over time. It allows you to:

  • select the Baseline configuration (the EnB baseline) and the date range,

  • filter by Frequency (daily, weekly, monthly),

  • switch between the line view and other chart types,

  • compare the current EnPI with the baseline value (red dashed line) and the trend (orange dashed line),

  • preview the contribution of individual machines to the indicator value.

The Take EnPI snapshot button lets you save the current state of the indicator to history.

The chart supports zooming with the mouse wheel and panning by dragging.

Audit Reports

The widget shows the most recently generated energy audit report. It displays:

  • the report and email delivery status (markers: Report sent, Email sent),

  • the audit name and the execution date.

The Details button opens the audit reports section.

Last energy audit

Presents the data of the most recently performed energy audit:

  • the audit Status (e.g. Closed) and its type (Internal/External),

  • the audit name, the execution date and the responsible person (auditor).

The Details button opens the audit list.

Last energy goal

The widget shows the progress of the most recently defined energy goal:

  • the completion Status (e.g. In progress) and the goal name and description,

  • the goal owner, the deadline, the target value and the current value,

  • a progress bar with a percentage value,

  • the goal type (e.g. Strategic goal).

The Details button opens the energy goals list.