Upcoming Seminars

The Financial Strategies of Energy Efficiency

Reaping the benefits of an energy management strategy requires taking full advantage of cash flow, productivity gains and other non-energy benefits across departments, facilities and business units. By deriving a lower blended cost of capital for our clients, we help them achieve their expected return on equity, return on assets and profitability goals. We strongly believe that meeting the key profitability and hurdle rates expected by the finance team is crucial in gaining acceptance and adoption of energy efficiency strategies.

  • Determine how energy affects the bottom line
  • Establish the link between energy and shareholder equity
  • Control financial risk of energy consumption
  • Simplify financial disclosure and reporting of carbon exposure
  • Quantify increased productivity and sales

    "We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them." -Albert Einstein, physicist, Nobel laureate (1879-1955)

 ICF International 

Port of San Diego

San Diego State University

University of California San Diego

Sacramento Municipal Utility District

Oncure Medical Corp

San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E)

IBEW-NECA California Labor
Management Cooperation Committee

Travelers Companies

Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E)

The Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund

VA San Diego Healthcare System

Mark Twain House & Museum

Long Beach Memorial Hospital

California Center for Sustainable Energy

Jack in The Box

 

 

Town of East Lyme, CT

Hamann Companies

CONVIA (Subsidiary of Herman Miller)

Sharp HealthCare

US Department of Energy

Southern California Gas

Celtic Energy

 

 

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