An Energy Preservation Measure (ECM) is a project carried out or technology executed that decreases the consumption of energy in a center. These steps can affect a range of resources mainly water, electricity and gas for commercial and companies.
Dependent upon your location and energy company, the time you use a system of energy at your center may only be 10% efficient, meaning it took 10 devices of energy to produce and provide 1 device of useful electricity. Therefore, for each system of energy cost savings at your facility, you are actually avoiding 10 units of energy from being developed and the integral adverse environmental attributes. This relationship is critical to the existing global activity to end-user performance and minimized carbon emissions.
You need to determine relevant ECMs by carrying out audits based upon use, patterns, rates, and demands. Site particular details is evaluated to identify how a facility can reduce energy usage through conservation and efficiency upgrades. Once an audit is conducted, you need to establish a plan to execute ECMs based on typical industry best-practices such as;
- Lighting Retrofits
- Energy / Power Management
- HVAC Retrofits
- Automation and Controls
- Pumps & Motors
- Water Therapy, Use, & Distribution
- Operations & Upkeep
- Auditing Tools
- Standard Energy Use
- Energy Metering Analysis
- Load Profile Analysis
- Facility Energy Management Studies
- Demand Side Management (DSM)
- Life Cycle Expense Analysis
The details gathered using these tools is used to analyze the financial and ecological benefits of carrying out efficiency procedures and website based power production. Savings from investments and energy manufacturing offsets are analyzed and suggestions are made accordingly. your Project Feasibility Team determines which federal, state and/or regional tax credits, deductions, and grants use.
Engineering, Procurement, Construction
At the core, there is a team of engineers and professionals. Our group is a capable group of dedicated industry professionals with the certifications and abilities to design, engineer, and build high quality renewable resource jobs.
Systems Design & Engineering
You need to makes renewable energy tasks customized to the center’s electrical need and load patterns, acceptable and easily accessible installation sites, the available energy resource(s), applicable permits and codes, and various other aspects.
Project Management
Assign a project team led by a Project Manager for the setup, commissioning and screening of the system. The Project Manager is basically the intermediary who insures the work performed conforms to the client’s requirements. Progress reports are submitted to the customer on a weekly basis so that the client is kept in the loop at all times.
Plant Construction
You need to be excellent integrator and acts as the prime service provider in the setup of all required products and equipment. Conform to and holds all suitable nationwide and industry specific trade licensing and accreditations.
Commissioning
After setting up the system, carry out a series of screening treatments in order to certify the performance of the system and its elements. Makes sure completion product is a full and operational solar electric creating system and all devices achieves and/or exceeds the minimum technical specifications agreed upon with the customer.
Operations and Maintenance
Supplies support services throughout and after conclusion of the project. Support services vary from on-site training for operations and upkeep, providing all essential paperwork for permitting procedures and carrying out of all security.
Summary
Energy prices have increased at an alarming rate, and interest in environmental responsibility is at an all time high. Many organizations are looking for ways to conserve energy, reduce carbon emissions, and save on overall utility costs.
While total energy management is very complex, there are some relatively simple strategies that can reduce your company’s energy consumption, lower costs, and advance your conservation goals.