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Helpanswers.org provides the fastest and easiest methods to manage your building portfolio upgrades funded through utility savings.
Cut Your Building Portfolio Utility Costs Through Targeted and Strategic Energy Upgrades
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What You Get at No Cost
• Enter building inventory into EPA ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager using actual utility data
• Track/benchmark building performance using Portfolio Manager• Color-coded map showing buildings' energy
consumption/performance month to month • Energy audits on energy inefficient buildings using infrared
thermography and eQuest• Training for staff and students on conducting new energy audits• No cost alternative to expensive energy bill management systems
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• A monthly audit tracks, benchmarks, and maps your building portfolio using infrared thermography and eQuest. This audit enables you to identify, visually, those buildings needing the most attention. Also, you are able to assess your cost savings that result from an energy upgrade quickly
• Students trained in managing new energy efficiency upgrades and retrofits job training for schools, collaboratives, utilities, construction, electricians, etc.
Cut Your Time in Half to Upgrade Your Building Portfolio
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Building Energy Portfolios
Simple 3-Step Process: 1. Track and benchmark with a color-coded map
of your building portfolio’s energy using EPA Energy Star Portfolio Manager and actual utility data on a monthly basis
2. ASHRAE energy audits with both infrared thermography and eQuest shows energy loss to technicians and decision-makers
3. Upgrades paid completely by utility savings
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1. See/identify your worst performing buildings with a monthly map
2. Audit/measure/verify buildings most in need of upgrade
3. Upgrades/retrofits paid by utility savings
Upgrade Building Energy Portfolios and Cut Utility Costs
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Challenges: Managing buildings’ energy
1. Difficult to identify energy efficiencies or losses in timely manner
2. Energy costs, your second largest cost, are hard to quantify
3. Processes needed to resolve your buildings’ energy inefficiencies are time consuming and cumbersome
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Challenges: Aging building stock is less energy efficient
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Challenges: Energy regulation and compliance
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Solutions
1. Color-coded maps enable you to see buildings’ energy loss quickly and easily each month
2. Buildings’ energy efficiency rated and ranked monthly
3. Focuses on buildings most in need of upgrades (in red)
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Solutions
USEPA ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager tracking and benchmarking score fed by the serving utility with data credibility
Monthly map of ALL your buildings in your portfolio color-coded by score. Easy to see and review buildings most in need in a familiar Google Maps format
A 501(c)3 not-for-profit sustainability organization funded by utility DSM/EE programs and utility cost savings from building upgrades / retrofits for no-cost to the recipient
ASHRAE energy audit poor scoring buildings with both USDOE eQuest and infrared thermography. Audit shows energy loss for relevant technicians and decision makers (financial staff, engineers and utilities technicians)
Primary focus: Building portfolios of non-profits, K-12s, colleges, cities, counties, states and federal agencies with comprehensive building energy upgrades/retrofits for utilities resulting in cost, energy & carbon savings
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Track and Benchmark Monthly
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Ranked Energy Scores
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Monthly Energy Consumption
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Energy Audit of ‘RED’ Buildings
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eQuest USDOE Building Energy Audits
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eQuest USDOE Building Energy Audits
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Pinpoint Window Energy Loss Visually
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School Example 1
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School Example 2
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School Example 3
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School Example 4
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School Example 5
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Energy Upgrades Paid by Utility Savings
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1. Track, benchmark,
color-code and map monthly
2. ASHRAE energy audit
buildings
3. Self-fund upgrades paid
by utility savings
Three Fast, Simple, and Affordable Steps
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Helpanswers.org Expertise and Trust
Mark Johnson is the Founder and President of Helpanswers.org, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit sustainability organization with nearly 40 years of energy efficiency and renewable energy successes, with previous work at the U.S. Department of Energy, Johnson Controls, IBM Utilities / Energy, and Navigant Consulting. Mr. Johnson is a licensed Certified General Contractor and has served 2,500 cities, counties, states and federal agencies in over $11 billion in energy efficiency and renewable energy management projects. He received a MBA from Loyola University Chicago and BA from the University of Notre Dame.
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Fastest and Easiest Building Portfolio Energy Upgrade:
Cut your utility costs funded by utility savings
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