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Carefully engineering each aspect of a project maximizes savings and provides a turn-key solution with no surprises.
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The Process
Engineering
Data Collection
Financial Analysis
Additional Savings
Environmental Impact
Project Management
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The Engineered Solution
Too many times energy projects are designed by comparing the existing equipment with the energy efficient replacement. Engineering a solution for the space can save considerable operating costs, because many things have probably changed since the original building design. Often an additional 33% savings can be realized from the engineered solution.
Data Collection and Engineering Studies
Data loggers are often used to collect real data, such as occupancy, usage, and functionality. This data is used to engineer a custom solution for each facility. Collecting concrete data eliminates estimating payback.
Financial Analysis
Energy projects should not be considered capital improvements, instead they should be looked at as investments. We generate a financial report showing the value of the investment, using your internal discount rate.
Additional Savings to Utility Reduction
While energy reduction is the motivating factor in many projects, maintenance savings or tax savings can also justify a project. Projects are designed to qualify for federal, state and local incentive programs.
Environmental Impact
Sustainability and green initiatives are increasingly beneficial for positive public relations. Even someone who is not environmentally concious will agree the savings are substantial.
The example above are real numbers from a lighting project that saved about $15,000 a year on energy charges, and after implementation, the project avoided burning 125,097 pounds of coal annually.
We provide complete project managing services, including regular updates of progress and issues to avoid any surprises.
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