Compare
Twelve sites, one yardstick.
A hospital, a hotel and a press shop cannot be compared on kilowatt-hours alone. Site Compare normalises every site by what it produces or serves, adjusts for weather, and ranks them on a fair measure so the best practice at one site can be copied to the rest.
- intensity denominators
- 4
- weather normalisation
- HDD/CDD
- aligned EnPIs
- ISO 50001
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Properties of Site Compare
The technical facts your engineering and IT teams will ask for.
- Metrics
- kWh per unit, per sq ft, per occupied room, per bed
- Normalisation
- Weather (degree days), output, occupancy
- Grouping
- By region, site type, business unit
- Period
- Day, week, month, year, custom
- Standard
- EnPIs aligned to ISO 50001 practice
- Sharing
- Scheduled packs to site heads
What Site Compare does on a working day.
Fair intensity metrics
Choose the right denominator per site type: units produced, square feet, occupied rooms or beds.
Weather adjusted
Heating and cooling degree days remove the effect of a hot month, so you compare efficiency, not climate.
Like for like
Group similar sites together, and see which one runs the same process on less energy.
Improvement tracking
Each site's trend against its own baseline, alongside its rank among peers.
Drill down
From portfolio to site to building to line, using the same metric at every level.
Output data in
Production counts and occupancy arrive from your ERP, PMS or a simple upload.
How it goes live at your site.
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Group sites
Group by type, region or business unit.
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Set denominators
Link production, area, rooms or beds to each site.
- 3
Normalise
Weather and output adjustments are applied automatically.
- 4
Share
Monthly ranking packs go to each site head with their own drill-down.
About Site Compare
Yes, within groups that share a sensible denominator. Hotels compare on occupied rooms, hospitals on beds, factories on units produced, offices on floor area.
From your ERP or MES through the API, or from a daily or monthly upload.
Yes. Site Compare tracks energy performance indicators and baselines in the way ISO 50001 energy reviews expect.
It is included on the Reactor plan, which is designed for portfolios of many sites.