The Energy Control Center (ECC) houses one of the most advanced and extensive utilities tools available in a campus environment.
The ECC, as managed by ENGIE, serves as a centralized location for the monitoring, analysis, and forecasting of energy supply and consumption across campus.
Building Energy Dashboards provide real-time displays of energy consumption (steam, electric, chilled water) in all UI buildings connected to the campus utilities system. Track the energy consumption in your building in real-time and watch trends for the last 24 hours and the last 30 days.
ECC's Innovative Technical Solutions
How it works
- The ECC monitors energy data for the supply and demand sides of the campus utilizing over 100,000 data collection points across campus
- Software enables energy engineers to optimize the production and distribution of steam, electricity, and chilled water while reducing costs and energy use
- Historical data is correlated to weather data to create real-time predictions of energy consumption for every building meter on the campus utility systems
- Using weather forecast information, the software predicts the building-by-building campus steam, electric and chilled water loads for the campus 24 hours in-advance
- Information can be used to decide which chillers, boilers and turbines to use in advance of their need, which, in kind, provides for better strategies in purchasing and utilizing raw energy such as coal, natural gas and electricity
- Software provides trending tools that combine production data and consumption data as one integrated source for easy troubleshooting and analysis
Building Energy Dashboards
Building Energy Dashboards are currently decommissioned as we explore software solutions. We apologize for the inconvenience!
- Building Energy Dashboards provide real-time displays of energy consumption (steam, electric, chilled water) in all UI buildings connected to the campus utilities system.Track the energy consumption in your building in real-time and watch trends for the last 24 hours and the last 30 days.
- Display your online "building dashboard" in a central location like your digital display to help occupants track energy usage and provide feedback on their energy conservation efforts.
Fault Detection and Diagnostics
Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) is a similar monitoring tool managed by Facilities Management. The FDD program monitors building efficiencies and identifies opportunities for preventative maintenance. Learn more on the Fault Detection and Diagnostics page.
