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Advise clients on reducing energy use and costs through audits, data analysis, and strategic planning; develop and evaluate efficiency, electrification, and demand-side solutions, including investment-grade assessments and implementation support.
- • Conduct facility energy audits for buildings and process systems.
- • Collect and analyze utility bills, interval data, and tariffs.
- • Establish energy baselines and end-use breakdowns.
- • Model savings, costs, and paybacks for proposed measures.
- • Prepare investment-grade analyses and business cases.
- • Identify and prioritize energy-efficiency and decarbonization measures.
- • Evaluate technical feasibility and operational impacts.
- • Benchmark consumption against peers, codes, and standards.
- • Assess patterns of HVAC, lighting, and process loads.
- • Plan or interpret diagnostic tests (e.g., blower door, combustion).
- • Develop clear reports and presentations with recommendations.
- • Advise on incentives, rebates, financing, and compliance.
- • Create measurement and verification plans (e.g., IPMVP).
- • Develop specifications and scopes for implementation.
- • Coordinate vendors and contractors during execution.
- • Review submittals and verify performance of installed measures.
- • Recommend controls upgrades, BMS optimization, and demand response.
- • Identify health, safety, and indoor air quality considerations.
- • Train client staff on energy management practices.
- • Track post-implementation performance and savings persistence.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
