To monitor and optimize fuel consumption for generators by tracking usage in liters and tons, identifying periods of zero consumption, and analyzing peak demand periods for better resource planning.The goal is to support operational planning, cost reduction, and downtime analysis.
Tools Used:
Power BI, Power Query, DAX.
What is the total and average fuel consumption per day, month, quarter, and year?
Are there days with no consumption (i.e., zero-operation days), and how often do they occur?
Which months or quarters show above-average consumption, and when is fuel demand highest?
What is the most fuel-consuming day during the tracked period?
Total Fuel Consumption (Liters & Tons)
Average Daily Consumption
Number of Days with Zero Consumption
% of Zero-Consumption Days
Most Consumptive Day (Peak Usage)
Consumption Trend vs. Average
Highest zero-consumption day
Seasonal and annual usage trends
Data Cleaning
Checked for missing or incorrect fuel values
Unified units (liters and tons)
Added date hierarchies for yearly, quarterly, and monthly grouping
KPI Setup
Calculated total fuel in liters and tons
Computed average daily fuel consumption
Flagged days with 0 consumption
Counted zero-consumption days and their percentages across all periods
Trend Comparison
Calculated average benchmarks
Compared actual usage against averages for each month and quarter
Highlighted periods of excessive or reduced usage
Peak Day Detection
Extracted the day with the highest fuel consumption
Extracted the day with the most extended zero-consumption
Certain quarters and months consistently exceeded the average consumption, requiring proactive fuel supply planning
Significant number of zero-consumption days detected — indicating either planned downtime, data gaps, or operational inefficiencies
Peak fuel usage days provide insight into critical demand events
Root cause analysis allowed for identifying high-usage patterns by specific time segments
The dashboard provides a strategic tool for fuel cost control and generator efficiency monitoring
Enables informed decision-making on fuel supply and usage
Detects operational inactivity or unusual patterns
Supports proactive planning during high-demand periods
Helps reduce waste, cost, and unplanned generator downtime