Existing Building Commissioning Toolkit
Spreadsheet Tools
Energy Savings Calculation Tools
Calculate energy savings related to specific Existing Building Commissioning measures with these Microsoft Excel© workbooks. Training documents and recommended test procedures are provided to assist first-time users.
| Description | Source | Date | |
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| C-BOA (Custom Building Optimization Analysis) | An Excel© spreadsheet-based tool that offers a standardized approach to calculating savings for common EBCx measures. The engine of the tool is a suite of engineering calculations programmed in Visual Basic macros. The user provides site-specific inputs that customize the calculations and make the tool applicable to a broad range of projects. Join the users group on LinkedIn. Just search LinkedIn for C-BOA Users |
CEC PIER, SCE, CCC | 2012 |
| Building Optimization Analysis (BOA) Tool | An Excel© spreadsheet-based tool designed to streamline and standardize the energy savings calculation process for Existing Building Commissioning. The BOA tool targets commercial buildings and allows providers to calculate energy and peak demand savings for thirteen common controls- and schedule-based commercial building optimization measures.
For BOA Tool technical support, please contact boatool@peci.org | SCE, PG&E, SDG&E, & SMUD | 2011 |
| Pumping System Workbook Version 2.0 | For variable flow pumping systems, this spreadsheet tool calculates energy savings from one or a combination of the following measures:
ReadMe File | CCC | 2008 |
| Fan System Workbook Version 2.0 | For variable volume fan systems, this spreadsheet tool calculates energy savings from one or a combination of the following measures:
ReadMe File | CCC | 2008 |
Data Analysis Tools
Use these Microsoft Excel-based tools to record, organize, and analyze data collected during the retrocommissioning process.
Description | Source | Date |
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| Energy Charting and Metrics (ECAM) Tool | ECAM, a tool for energy charting and metrics, facilitates the examination of energy information from buildings, reducing the time spent analyzing trend and utility meter data. In addition to being very easy-to-use, this tool is also flexible. Key features include:
| CCC | 2011 |
| Utility Consumption Analysis Tool | This tool calculates average daily energy consumption for each month based on monthly utility bills and the dates the meter was read and includes the following features:
| CCC | 2007 |
| Findings Workbook | This workbook helps organize, track, and report retrocommissioning investigation and implementation activities and includes the following features:
| CCC | 2007 |
IMPORTANT NOTICE: These sample documents are provided for instructional purposes only. CCC is not rendering advice concerning any commission project or practices. These documents are neither approved nor intended to serve as a standard form. The user of these documents should confer with qualified advisors with respect to its commissioning and other documentation.
