Add Turbine Status Filters to Table Views for Easier Identification of Non-Operational and Non-Communicating Turbines

Requirement: Turbine Status Filters Across Table Views

We would like to request an enhancement to IBM Maximo Renewables that allows users to filter turbine records by status directly from the status column in applicable table views across the platform.

Currently, turbine records with different operating statuses are displayed together in table views. This makes it difficult for users to quickly identify turbines that are stopped, experiencing errors, or not communicating, especially when monitoring a large fleet.

The requirement was identified during monitoring of the EDF G6-7 – Verdant site (IN.EDFS.VRPL), but the enhancement would be beneficial across all applicable sites and projects.

Expected Functionality

Status Filter: Add a filter or dropdown to the Turbine Status column in relevant table views so users can filter turbines by their current status.

Status Categories: Where applicable, users should be able to filter by statuses such as Running, Breakdown, Pause, Communication Lost/No Communication, and other available error or non-operational statuses.

Quick Identification of Issues: Users should be able to select one or more statuses to display only the turbines requiring attention, without having to review the entire mixed-status table.

Consistent Availability: The filtering functionality should be available across applicable table views that display turbine status, rather than being restricted to a single dashboard or page.

Usability: Applying or clearing a status filter should be straightforward, allowing users to switch between viewing all turbines and focusing on turbines that are not operating normally.

Business Benefit

This enhancement will simplify fleet monitoring by helping users quickly identify stopped, faulty, and non-communicating turbines. It will reduce the effort required to review turbine status manually, improve monitoring efficiency, and help operations teams prioritize turbines that require attention.