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Solar savings reporting for school districts
Most districts with solar know what their panels produce, not what they save. How to get a verified dollar figure every month from your billing data.
Hidden energy costs in school food service operations
Food service, rentals, and after-hours use all add to your electric bill. How districts track those costs by function and recover what belongs elsewhere.
Geothermal energy system for a school district
Geothermal buildings have their own demand patterns. How precision metering finds the peaks, cuts the bill, and proves performance in ENERGY STAR.
ENERGY STAR building performance tracking for schools
How monthly metering data lowers your electric bill and keeps your ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager scores current without manual data entry.
School facility manager reviewing energy usage data
Cut electric bills 10 to 25 percent and recover the energy costs of third-party facility use, using interval data tied to your actual tariff.
Peak demand charges on school district electric bills
One 15-minute spike can set a school building's demand charge for the whole month. What drives those peaks and what it takes to stop them.
Understanding school district utility bills
Your electric bill has two main parts, and the one most business managers overlook is usually the bigger one. A line-by-line guide to what you pay for.
Energy monitoring for K-12 schools
Five questions to ask before you buy energy monitoring for your district, and how to tell a tool that shows data from a service that delivers savings.
School district electric bill savings
Most districts can cut electric bills 10 to 25 percent with no capital investment. Four strategies that work, from peak demand to bill verification.
Electric meter recording school district demand charges
Demand charges make up 40 to 70 percent of a large school electric bill. How one 15-minute peak sets the charge and how districts bring it down.