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Configure and train models at the building level to verify energy savings. In the building view, expand Energy Modeling in the left sidebar and open M&V. A trained model estimates the and feeds savings calculations in KODE OS and the Building Energy dashboard. For the methods behind M&V, see Energy modeling and M&V.
You typically need about 12 months of historical data in the baseline window so weather and seasonal patterns train reliably.

Open M&V

1

Select a building

From Portfolio Home, open a building in the building view.
2

Open Energy Modeling

In the left sidebar, expand Energy Modeling, then click M&V.

Manage configurations

The M&V page lists every configuration for the building. Click + Create Configuration to start the five-step wizard. Use the Actions menu on a row to edit or delete an existing configuration.
M&V page for One Financial Plaza showing configurations table with Name 2022 Retrofits Default tag Meter Category Utility Aggregation Monthly Meters count Baseline Period 01/01/2022-12/31/2022 Configuration Type Auto Configure or Advanced Status Succeeded and Create Configuration button

M&V configurations list with baseline period and status

Create an M&V configuration

Click + Create Configuration to open the wizard. Progress appears in the left sidebar across five steps: Basic Setup, Data Selection, Baseline Setup, Model Configuration, and Summary.

Step 1: Basic setup

Define the configuration name, optional description, and measure dates that mark when savings counting begins.
M&V wizard step 1 of 5 Basic Setup with Name 2022 Retrofits Default checkbox Description Measure Start Period Choose Measure Dates selected Implementation Start Date and Operation Start Date 01/01/2023 and Next button

M&V wizard step 1 Basic Setup with measure dates

Click Next to continue.

Step 2: Data selection

Choose meter category, aggregation, and the meters that feed the model.
M&V wizard step 2 Data Selection with Meter Category Utility Aggregation Monthly search bar Meter Scope and Service Type filters and selected meters MTR-100214-E01 Electric and MTR-100214-S01 District Steam

M&V wizard step 2 Data Selection with meter checklist

EnerG trains a separate model per service type when you include multiple commodities, such as Electric and District Steam.

Step 3: Baseline setup

Select the historical period used to train the baseline and set degree-day base temperatures.
M&V wizard step 3 Baseline Setup showing Historical Usage Trends line chart for District Steam and Electric from January through November 2022 Baseline Period January 2022 to December 2022 and Cooling and Heating Base Temperature 65 degrees F

M&V wizard step 3 Baseline Setup with usage trends chart

Confirm the chart shows a full seasonal cycle before you click Next.

Step 4: Model configuration

Pick how EnerG trains the regression models and whether to project the baseline forward.

Auto-configure

Auto-Configure trains and selects the optimal model for each service type without manual variable selection.
M&V wizard step 4 Model Configuration with Auto-Configure selected Disable Projection toggle on and Baseline Projection horizon slider set to 3 months from 1 to 12

M&V wizard step 4 Model Configuration with Auto-Configure and projection horizon

Advanced

Advanced exposes drivers, model type, and accuracy thresholds. Use the scatter plot to confirm relationships before you submit.
M&V wizard step 4 Model Configuration with Advanced selected input variable Temperature scatter plot Variables and Model Type dropdowns and Model Metrics threshold option

M&V wizard step 4 Model Configuration Advanced mode with scatter plot

Step 5: Summary

Review selections and trained model status before you finish.
M&V wizard step 5 Summary showing Baseline Period 01/01/2022-12/31/2022 Meters 2 of 2 Configuration Type Auto Configure Trained Models Electric Model and District Steam Model both Successful with Previous Delete and Finish buttons

M&V wizard step 5 Summary with trained models

Click Finish to save the configuration. Results sync to dashboards after the scheduled job runs. See M&V analysis to read savings totals, charts, and accuracy metrics.
Interval models usually take longer to process. Auto-configure may test multiple candidates before it returns a result.

When models fail

Models can fail when correlation is too weak or the fit falls below your accuracy threshold. Interval training may also reject configurations that do not meet quality rules. See Model accuracy thresholds for the metrics EnerG checks.
If a run fails, widen the baseline, adjust variables, or verify meter completeness before you retry.

Next steps

M&V analysis

Interpret savings, charts, and accuracy metrics after the hourly job finishes.

Building Energy dashboard

Review M&V savings and consumption charts without leaving the Energy dashboard.

Energy modeling overview

See how IPMVP options, meter types, and forecasting fit together in EnerG.

Forecasting

Configure horizons and read projected consumption alongside actual use.
Last modified on August 18, 2026