total energy management for education
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In U.S. K-12 schools, energy expenses make up the second highest operating expense.1 Adapting a Total Energy Management Strategy is key to reducing energy consumption and freeing up resources for education – but in a way that does not consume significant time and effort.
START MAKING SMARTER ENERGY DECISIONS
Direct Energy Business is focused on helping you manage your energy supply and demand using a range of products and services designed to address common challenges in schools like:
Cost Management
Energy Strategy
Sustainability
HOW WE HELP K-12 SCHOOLS
We are committed to serving your needs by sharing knowledge and making smart energy choices easy and clear.
Total Energy Management is an integrated approach that combines the knowledge of our energy advisors and a robust suite of our energy solutions to guide and manage your energy strategy.
WHAT IS TOTAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT?
Our team of advisors examines the relationship between a school’s energy budget, risk tolerance and energy consumption patterns and uses this information to identify strategies that meet your goals.
The driving forces behind Total Energy Management point to unique solutions for each school’s need:
Data-driven insights guide decision-making
Triggers and parameters signal when we’ll act on advantageous price movements
Risk is managed strategically
WHAT IS TOTAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT?
The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District in Texas approached Direct Energy Business with a desire to understand how their energy was being used and where they could save. We introduced them to Panoramic Power®, an energy monitoring solution that uses tiny wireless sensors to track electricity used by each device and upload the data real time to a user friendly dashboard. In only two months the school district discovered improperly operating rooftop air conditioners, inappropriately scheduled lighting and overuse of other equipment. In total, they identified nearly $23,000 of potential annual energy savings across just three buildings.
CASE STUDY: TEXAS SCHOOL IDENTIFIES SAVINGS
Plan your budget
Access your options for lowering demand
Determine your level of risk tolerance
Select an energy provider that offers both supply- and demand-side products, services and guidance
Set goals for growth, cost, and sustainability
Consider the energy supplier products that work best for your organization
PREPARE FOR YOUR STRATEGIC DECISION
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