What it shows
Building area, occupancy assumption, daily meter readings, gas/electric split, heating degree days, timeclock checks, comfort feedback and sensor notes.
Demonstration only · Not live client data
Example building performance reports
These samples show the reporting style available after a site review. They are built from realistic office-building assumptions, sample meter data, BMS-style findings and degree-day comparisons, not live client results.
Honest use of examples: These are demonstration reports to show the method, layout and type of analysis. They do not claim completed independent client savings. Real reports are produced from authorised site data, client drawings, meter readings, BMS trends and agreed monitoring periods.
Sample 1: Before review / baseline report
Designed for a landlord or managing agent who needs to understand why a multi-occupied office is above expected baseline.
What the client learns
Whether usage appears reasonable for the weather and occupancy, or whether the BMS schedule, baseload, setpoints or calibration need deeper review.
Why it is useful
It turns a basic energy report into a short engineering action list that can be discussed with the existing BMS maintainer.
Sample 2: Six-month improvement report
Designed to show progress after timeclock corrections, sensor calibration, setpoint review and BMS software enhancements.
What it compares
Before and after meter readings, degree-day adjusted gas use, plant runtime, daily baseload, comfort feedback and outstanding actions.
What it avoids
It does not mix lighting upgrades, extra PID/equipment enable works or larger integration projects into the initial savings story unless separately measured.
What comes next
It creates a Phase 2 list for lighting control, extra metering, LoRaWAN sensors, wider tenant zone scheduling or deeper plant optimisation.
Professional reporting advantage
Most reports show numbers. These reports explain what the numbers mean.
The aim is to make the client want the engineering process, not just a generic energy document: meter data, weather, BMS operation, drawings, comfort and software coordination all in one readable report.