Mixed Waste for Post-Sorting

The dashboard provides a clear overview of waste sorting, including specific fractions such as glass, plastic, food waste, paper, and electronic waste distributed across each property. It includes key metrics such as total sorting rate (R12) and waste quantities per object, along with graphs showing distribution and changes over time. This enables you to compare property performance, relate efforts to goals or standards, and follow up on the impact of initiatives. By visualizing data clearly, it helps identify outliers that need attention and supports informed decision-making.

This dashboard focuses on providing an overview of waste management by compiling data for total waste amounts, both sorted and unsorted, along with their CO2 equivalents. Metrics are presented by fraction, enabling detailed analysis of amounts and their environmental impact. Comparisons with previous periods are included to visualize changes and trends. The dashboard’s structure and filtering options ensure easy extraction of the information needed for reporting purposes.

Water Usage Comparison allows users to track and analyze water consumption by property, both in total and relative to heated area (R12). Users can compare water usage between properties in a comparable manner to identify those with the highest consumption, enabling actions to reduce water usage. The dashboard also displays trends over time and includes water consumption costs, providing a comprehensive view of water usage and its financial impact. This overview helps property owners and managers identify opportunities for efficiency improvements and develop better practices for managing water consumption.

Planned Energy Optimizations is designed for those who want to implement energy optimizations on properties where they have the greatest potential to positively impact both the economy and the environment. Here, users can identify properties with high energy usage per Atemp and high utility costs, making them prime candidates for optimizations. The dashboard also shows upcoming planned energy optimizations, allowing users to consider advancing certain measures if they can yield faster returns.

It presents total energy (kWh) split into electricity/heat, reported as absolute, R12 and per m². You get a time trend, year-over-year comparison, and a property benchmark table. The aim is to surface abnormal patterns, separate price vs volume effects, and prioritise actions (controls, schedules, technology, procurement) where impact is highest.

Green Leases allows you to track the square meters covered by green leases, both currently and over time, as well as their proportion of the total rentable area. Users can also view all green leases and their structures, providing deeper insight into how sustainability is integrated into lease agreements.