Site Energy Use Intensity definition
Site Energy Use Intensity or “EUI” means a building’s weather-normalized energy use expressed as energy per square foot per year as a function of its size, normalized for weather as feasible with the reporting platform used. A building’s EUI is calculated by dividing the total energy consumed by the building in one year (measured in kBtu) by the total Gross Floor Area of the building.
Examples of Site Energy Use Intensity in a sentence
The RMS system automatically downloads the interval energy and interval weather data and provides the energy management team access to energy usage monitoring, analytics, graph visualizations, reports with energy KPIs, and Dashboards to be able to implement corrective energy conservation actions, energy efficiency, and benchmark facilities using EPA's Energy Star Site Energy Use Intensity (EUI).