Goals & Targets - Johnson Controls - LIT-12013739 - Software Application - OpenBlue Enterprise Manager - 4.4

OpenBlue Enterprise Manager Guide Specification

Product
Building Automation Systems > Building Automation Systems > OpenBlue Enterprise Manager
Document type
User Guide
Document number
LIT-12013739
Version
4.4
Revision date
2023-05-17

The Goals & Targets feature helps users to set long term goals for emissions and energy reductions. An easy-to-use set up wizard helps users to do the following:

  • Define reduction goals. Create goals for carbon emission, emission intensity, energy consumption, and energy intensity.
  • Set goals and targets at portfolio level and drill down to the building level.
  • Receive automated recommendations for location and building level goals depending on the baseline year values and target year values.

    Customize goals for particular locations, buildings, and commodities.

After users set a corporate goal and assign location targets, they can set building targets. Users can track progress on the Goals & Targets dashboard. The dashboard includes the following benefits:

  • Create and track multiple goals in the intuitive user interface.
  • Link goals together to view the vision for an entire organization in one place.
  • Assess any deviation from the net zero goal and view the action required to maintain your goal.

After users set building targets, they have the option to add sub-targets to a goal. Users can assign percentage reduction values to individual commodities to help you achieve your goal.

The Goals & Targets dashboard also has the option to view goal progress over a longer period using the at a glance view.

Use the At a Glance pane to do the following:

  • View goals in terms of carbon emission or energy consumption.
  • View extrapolated carbon emission based on the historical year's emission.
  • Change the portfolio emission to view a breakdown by location, and to view detailed contributions from each location.

    Receive guidelines for the reduction needed each year to achieve set goals.

  • Compare baseline year and planned reduction each year against the actual and extrapolated emissions.