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Measurement and Verification Protocols for Performance Contracting
November 1, 1997
Performance contracting is becoming an increasingly popular mechanism for delivering energy services. However, the "performance" aspect of performance contracting depends on how savings are determined. Uncertainty about potential savings leads to high transaction costs when financing energy efficiency ...
Content type: Core Report, Research | Document ID: SM-97-8 | Author: Steven Schiller
Seven Reasons to Submeter Electricity
March 1, 1996
When it comes to electrical submetering, information is not only power—it also is money. Electrical submetering can be a valuable tool for improving management of electrical energy, and for improving efficiency. There are at least seven reasons why facilities should incorporate submetering into ...
Content type: Core Report | Document ID: TU-96-4 | Author: Bill Howe and Wayne Stebbins
PG&E's Tool Lending Service: Helping Customers Collect and Interpret Data on Building Performance
August 1, 1994
Pacific Gas & Electric Company has established a lending library of measurement and evaluation tools, backed by technical support services, to help its customers collect and interpret data on building performance. Using simple, hand-held data loggers, building owners and operators are often able to ...
Content type: Core Report, Research | Document ID: TM-94-4 | Author: James Newcomb, Brad Gustafson
Interval Metering
Meters that provide interval data can be a valuable energy management tool. Interval data can improve operations by identifying abnormal patterns of energy use, allow participation in voluntary load management programs, and help energy managers negotiate better energy prices.
Content type: Best Practice | Document ID: CEMC-BP-28
Grubb & Ellis: Energy Information System
In an effort to gain a better understanding of G&E properties, the company instituted a pilot program with Exelon that uses the eQuator tool for monitoring and analyzing its properties' energy use, including 15-minute interval data.
Content type: Best Practice | Document ID: CEMC-BP-36
Johnson & Johnson: Energy Information System
J&J installs Internet-based energy information systems to collect 15-minute interval pulse data from the primary electric utility meters at each J&J campus. Meter data is stored on a server and presented in useful formats over the Web.
Content type: Best Practice | Document ID: CEMC-BP-37
Lockheed Martin: Contracted Maintenance of EMS
Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control has a contractual relationship with Siemens, the vendor that provided and installed the energy management system at this site. Lockheed entered into an agreement that provided permanent onsite support—a technical support person—for a fixed cost.
Content type: Best Practice | Document ID: CEMC-BP-38
Shaw's Supermarkets: Energy Management System
New energy management systems were installed at 110 Shaw's stores, including customized energy submetering, monitoring, and exception-reporting system. The state-of-the-art submetering equipment installed is capable of monitoring up to 16 electrical circuits per store.
Content type: Best Practice | Document ID: CEMC-BP-39
Unilever Canada: Monitoring and Targeting Program
In the late 1990s, after consulting with Enbridge Gas Distribution and Enviros (an energy information service provider), Unilever began implementing a monitoring and targeting (M&T) program.
Content type: Best Practice | Document ID: CEMC-BP-5
