For many companies, energy costs account for up to 20% of operating costs, and leave companies exposed to commodity, regulatory, and weather-related risks. Even modest swings in energy costs can have significant impacts on your organization’s bottom line. So how can your organization manage energy-related … Read more…
IoT is more than just a talking oven. The hype of connected appliances sometimes overshadows the true benefits of a connected ecosystem. Drastic changes in the amount of data, quality of data, and ease of data collection though IoT sensors are giving people unprecedented transparency … Read more…
Amid a steady rise in renewable power, California’s demand curve has undergone a radical transformation—a phenomenon which is commonly referred to as the “duck curve.” In response, utilities in the state are implementing new time-of-use (TOU) rate schedules, which will have a substantial impact on … Read more…
This presentation is designed to educate consulting specifying engineers regarding cogeneration projects. The presenter will discuss cogeneration principles including combined heat and power (CHP) and combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP). Common factors that influence the success of most cogeneration projects—such as payback period, spark … Read more…
Properly permitted, your emergency generation—EG—is both a reliability asset and a revenue generator. EG provides a great opportunity to earn revenue and save on energy costs through demand response (DR) and demand management programs. The path from emergency generation to revenue generation, though, may seem … Read more…
Too many organizations throughout Texas are currently considering DR contracts that leave thousands of dollars on the table. Similarly, too many firms looking to renew energy supply contracts are missing opportunities to drive costs down. Are you one of them? Before your organization signs a … Read more…
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 1pm-2pm EDT Vet these terms and conditions before executing your next energy contract Whether energy procurement is part of your job description or a core competency, cryptic terms and conditions in your supply contract add (unnecessary) complexity to an already difficult … Read more…
Wednesday, June 21, 2017 1pm-2pm EDT Corporations with industrial sites in Mexico can now benefit from Mexico’s open and competitive energy markets. These newly created power and natural gas markets offer significant relief to energy managers and maquiladoras that have seen default utility (CFE) energy … Read more…
Wednesday, May 17, 2017 2pm-3pm EDT The growth of renewable energy purchases whether it be on-site solar or off-site wind/solar power purchase agreements forces companies to think of their enterprise load needs 10 or up to 20 years into the future. While these PPAs deliver … Read more…
Wednesday, May 3, 2017 11am EDT The EHS Manager’s role is dramatically evolving to encompass more than the traditional activities of ensuring regulatory compliance and reporting on EHS metrics. Industry rules, consumer demands, competition, new technology and changing regulatory environments mean EHS Managers need to … Read more…
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