Abstract: A system, computer-implemented method, and a computer program product are provided for dynamic tagging to create logical models and optimize caching in energy management systems. A set of variables is aggregated for a first facility in response to first selections via the user interface. A set of variables for a second facility is aggregated in response to second selections via the user interface. The number of the set of variables for the first facility differs from the number of the set of variables for the second facility. The aggregation for the first facility is output as part of a first facility model via the user interface. The aggregation for the first facility is identified by a tag. The aggregation for the second facility is output as part of a second facility model via the user interface. The aggregation for the second facility is identified by the tag.

Abstract: An intermediate dairy mixture and methods of manufacture are disclosed. The intermediate dairy mixture may be used as a base to form a dairy product, such as processed cheese, cream cheese, yogurt, and the like. The intermediate dairy mixture includes a protein powder having greater than 40 percent protein, a dairy powder, water, and salt such that the intermediate dairy mixture is non-dusting and friable and has a water activity less than about 0.87. The dairy powder is added in an amount effective to minimize agglomeration of the protein powder during subsequent hydration such that a substantially smooth dairy product is formed.