Municipal Building Energy Savings Consultant: Power Optimization Service Update
Jul 21, 2023
Onsite Utility Services Capital, an energy efficiency business consultancy, announces its updated Energy Savings as a Service program for municipalities.
Delavan, United States - July 21, 2023 /PressCable/ —
While the company offers turnkey solutions for various facilities and commercial clients, the latest move focuses on custom energy efficiency strategies for schools and municipal buildings. The consultants help clients optimize their electric, water, HVAC, lighting, and air purification systems and achieve cost savings without any upfront investments or debt.
More information is available at https://onsiteutilityservices.com/
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, with a 20% improvement in energy performance, state and local government buildings could save $6 billion annually. Onsite Utility Services Capital’s newly announced services allow municipalities to achieve significant savings in energy costs and reduction in their carbon footprint while redirecting financial resources towards other important initiatives.
In addition to the initial capital investment for its installation, energy-efficient equipment requires significant maintenance costs. Onsite Utility Services Capital’s innovative Energy Savings as a Service model allows municipalities to avoid both installation and maintenance costs and enjoy savings from the first day. Following an initial audit of the building’s existing systems, the consultants offer equipment upgrades with no upfront investment. Instead, these costs are taken from the generated energy savings.
“You enjoy reduced operational costs that come from lower carbon and energy utilization, plus no equipment or maintenance expenses - all without spending or risking any of your own capital,” says Fritz Kreiss, Onsite's CEO. “There is no up-front or out-of-pocket expenditure - we make the investment for you.”
With the company's power optimization program, public facilities can save up to 20% of their electricity costs. The solution prevents “overvoltage”, reducing expenses and increasing the useful life of voltage-sensitive equipment. Equipping the building with more energy-efficient lighting systems, together with additional controls and motion sensors, leads to further savings.
Another solution recommended for public facilities is an air purification system upgrade. Using ionization and UV technology, the system removes VOCs, allergens, pathogens, and odors from the air inside the building, creating a safer working environment and improving staff performance and productivity. Under ASHRAE 62.1 the building can also reduce the amount of fresh make up air which can reduce energy costs by 25%.
About Onsite Utility Services Capital
The company has been serving manufacturing plants, healthcare facilities, hotels, schools, and other commercial buildings since 1993. In addition to reducing costs, its innovative Energy Savings as a Service model has helped many organizations across the United States meet their ESG goals and reduce their carbon emissions.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://onsiteutilityservices.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Fritz Kreiss
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Organization: Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC
Address: 5072 State Road 50, Delavan, WI 53115, United States
Website: https://onsiteutilityservices.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89102952
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