Create and manage portfolio baseline configurations with weather normalization for energy, water, and waste
Create and manage configurations that you apply on Baseline analysis overview. Each configuration selects buildings, service types, baseline periods, and optional . To learn how baselines and weather normalization work, see Baselines and weather normalization.
Configuration label. A default tag marks the portfolio default.
Buildings Included
Buildings selected in the configuration
Buildings Succeeded
Buildings with successfully trained models
Weather Normalization
Whether weather normalization is enabled (Yes or No)
Actions
Menu to edit, collect data, or delete
The status banner summarizes collection progress across the portfolio. Click Collect Historical Data when you need EnerG to refresh billing and interval history for buildings in the configuration.
Enter a name and optional description. Mark Default when this configuration should load first on the Overview page.Select at least one service type in Energy, Waste, or Water. Expand each category to choose service types and set the Baseline period start and end months.
Create configuration Basic Setup step
Service categories with selected types and baseline period
Enable Weather Normalization to train regression models that adjust usage for heating and cooling conditions.
Weather normalization settings in Basic Setup
Set the base temperature source, temperature unit, cooling and heating base temperatures, weather averages lookback, and R-squared tolerance. For each setting, see weather normalization settings.Click Next when every required category has at least one service type selected.
Select buildings to include. The table shows eligibility, weather period, and base temperatures. Expand a building to review service-level completeness, baseline dates, consumption, and cost.
Building Assessment step with eligible and disqualified buildings
Buildings marked disqualified lack the data required for the selected service types. Repair meter gaps or widen the baseline period before you include them.Click Next to review the summary.
EnerG saves the configuration and trains weather normalization models for each building and service type. Training can take several minutes. The screen updates automatically when models finish.
Saving configuration with model training in progress
After training completes, open Baseline analysis overview and confirm buildings appear under Configuration Results with Successful status.
Portfolio configurations train weather-normalized models across many buildings. At each site, you also set energy, water, and waste baseline windows that drive targets, M&V, and dashboard comparisons.Open the building view from Portfolio Home, then use Dashboards > Energy > Baseline Analysis on the Building Energy dashboard. Click Edit Configuration in the top-right corner of the baseline page to configure categories.
Pick a one-year or two-year baseline depending on data stability and reporting policy. For guidance on choosing a length, see baseline length.Close gaps in bills or interval feeds on Building meters or through Data completeness before you finalize a window. For qualification rules, see baseline qualification.
Partial months or missing commodities inside the span disqualify that period until you repair the data.
Baseline Configuration page for Energy, Water, and Waste
Define the window when policy requires a specific end month or a two-year average. EnerG calculates the start month from your duration and ending month.
