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o At least quarterly, MBCxP summary of anomalies and faults detected and

communication with facilities staff to discuss and prioritize issues

o At least annually, MBCxP summary reporting of trends, benchmarks, faults, energy

savings opportunities, corrective actions taken, and planned actions

o At least two MBCxP reviews of building systems, equipment, and operational

controls

AND

ENERGY INFORMATION SYSTEM

Provide a remotely accessible platform with software functionality to perform smart analytics and visually present all metered data referenced in EAp4: Energy Metering and Reporting, and to be expandable to include all tenant data referenced in EAp4: Energy Metering and Reporting . Include the following functionality:

• Annual energy benchmarking of energy use intensities

• Comparison of energy consumption to the prior interval annually and monthly, and for electric interval meters, daily and hourly

• For electric interval data, hourly load shape with comparisons

• Visualization and reporting of hourly electric submetered data

• For tenant spaces > 10,000 sq. ft. (930 sq. m.), tenant portal with capability to provide visualization and reporting of:

o Base building data for shared systems serving the tenants and

o Tenant electricity energy use (excluding shared systems)

In addition, provide hourly monitoring and visualization of electric energy use for:

• Elevators, escalators, and/or moving walkways.

• Commercial kitchen equipment in spaces with more than 10 kW of rated capacity.

• Process equipment in spaces with more than 10 kW of rated capacity.

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