26,000+ energy leaders trust EnergyCAP with their data. The stories below describe EnergyCAP's role in helping public and private sector clients capture, allocate, analyze, and report on their energy and utility data.
With $250,000 in utility incentives, $600,000 invested in efficiency projects, and two statewide energy awards, Western Michigan University is turning utility data into measurable financial and operational results.
Burke County Public Schools uses EnergyCAP to track usage across the district, flag high-use buildings, and find wasted energy, so a tight budget goes further.
Black Hills State University replaced manual Excel tracking with EnergyCAP to monitor campus energy and solar production in 15-minute intervals. The facilities team now reports to leadership with up-to-date data and visuals, and gets hours back in their day.
The City of Baltimore brought its water bills into EnergyCAP and used custom flags to catch gaps and duplicates across more than 1,700 bills. The result: about $500,000 in billing errors identified and now being pursued for credit.
For nearly a decade, the University of North Texas has used EnergyCAP to simplify utility billing and chargebacks across 180 buildings. Hear how better utility data helps the university improve capital planning and forecast costs more accurately.
Pepperdine University uses EnergyCAP to uncover hundreds of thousands of dollars in utility bill savings, improve HVAC efficiency, and streamline troubleshooting with Watts AI.
Boise Cascade saves hours on reporting every week with EnergyCAP. Watch Phillip Fiedler, Compliance Coordinator, explain how replacing spreadsheets with centralized data across 75 sites helps the team identify gaps and streamline scope 1 and 2 reporting for SB 253.
Indurent, a UK industrial and logistics property provider, brought utility management in-house with EnergyCAP. Invoices now reach the ledger in under 10 days instead of 62, giving finance a current view of spend across 5,000 invoices a month.
Indiana University manages utility data for eight campuses through a single centralized office. EnergyCAP helped the team identify billing errors, recover more than $416,000, and improve utility visibility across campus.