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To an engineer, accruals are an accounting exercise that doesn’t really add anything to the energy management picture, so they can be hard to love. But for those in accounting departments and ...

Tip 1: Review Estimated Bills Why are bills estimated? Frankly, the primary reason is simply the convenience of the vendor. If the vendor estimates your bill every other month and reads it eve...

Bill Lists provide a quick and convenient way to view and take actions on bills in your EnergyCAP database. Apply filters and arrange your columns to create a bill list to answer a specific qu...

Multiple modules within EnergyCAP UtilityManagement and EnergyCAP CarbonHub group utility data into familiar tree structures, that offer an intuitive and user-friendly hierarchical structure. ...

EnergyCAP UtilityManagement’s project tracking feature helps you report the energy and cost savings from your energy management projects. You can define project types, their start and co...

Powerviews are exclusive EnergyCAP Utility Management charts, graphs, and tables that place the most important energy analytics at your fingertips. Located throughout EnergyCAP Utility Managem...

Report Designer BI makes it easy for EnergyCAP Utility Management users to gain actionable insights from their energy data using the power and flexibility of their favorite business intelligen...

Rate schedules have a tremendous impact on energy costs. EnergyCAP makes it easy for you to make sure you’re paying the correct amount and that your tenants or internal customers are being cha...

EnergyCAP takes the guesswork out of creating a utility budget with the Excel Budget Worksheet. Your budget worksheet is generated from your historical billing data and is based on calendarize...

Normalization incorporates weather sensitivity and calculated heating and cooling degree days to provide a year-over-year (people not from the US might not understand the phrase)comparison of ...

Use vs. Weather graphs in EnergyCAP UtilityManagement reveal correlations between the two variables. By comparing monthly degree days with meter energy use, it is possible to determine if the ...

Calendarization more accurately allocates utility bill use and cost data to the month it occurred by dividing the data into daily buckets and then allocating the values—based on weather sensit...