Peer Comparison

The comparison endpoint enriches daily energy statistics with percentile rankings against a group of comparable buildings. This powers "How do I compare?" features in your Households Dashboard.

A building’s energy data with daily readings, and comparison with comparable buildings

get

Get energy related data of a building, aggregated on a daily basis and compare it with comparable buildings. The comparison group has the following values:

  • Rank in comparison group. Rank 1 is the one with highest value.

  • Size of the comparison group.

  • Minimum value in the comparison group.

  • Maximum value in the comparison group.

  • 25th percentile in the comparison group.

  • Median (50th percentile) in the comparison group.

  • 75th percentile in the comparison group.

Authorizations
AuthorizationstringRequired
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>.
Path parameters
customerBuildingIdstringRequiredPattern: ^[a-zA-Z0-9:._-]{1,100}$
Query parameters
fromstringRequired

The starting date of the time window for selecting event data.
Remark: The building's local time zone is taken into account.

Example: 2024-01-01Pattern: [0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}
tostringRequired

The final date of the time window for selecting event data.
Remark: the time window can be up to 1 year.

Example: 2024-01-31Pattern: [0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}
categorystring · enumRequired

The profile comparison category that is to be used for the comparison.

Example: ELCOMPossible values:
Responses
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200

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application/json
daystringOptional
get
/buildings/{customerBuildingId}/energy-statistics/comparison/daily/v1
200

OK

Dashboard Usage

The peer comparison data is typically rendered in the Households Dashboard as a ranking indicator with a comparison trend chart. The MOOST admin frontend shows this in the Household Detail → Dashboard tab as a card displaying, for example, "Rank 2 of 2" with the category label (e.g. VERY_HIGH).

Percentile bars or box-plot-style visualisations work well for showing the building's position relative to p25, median, and p75.

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