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Rockingham County Schools (RCS) in North Carolina secured a $7.8 million DOE grant to upgrade aging infrastructure and improve energy efficiency. Using EnergyCAP, RCS is implementing HVAC upgrades, solar panels, and LED lighting. These efforts will enhance learning environments, reduce costs, and position RCS as a leader in rural sustainability.

The State of Colorado Department of Corrections revolutionized its energy management by adopting EnergyCAP—shifting from a basic cost-tracking approach to an integrated system that enhances operational efficiency, cost savings, and environmental impact. By leveraging real-time data, automated reporting, and advanced analytics, the department has improved decision-making, streamlined audits, and significantly reduced energy consumption and carbon emissions.

By consolidating utility data across their expansive facilities into a centralized platform, The University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and Nebraska Medicine gained actionable insights into energy usage and costs. This transformation enabled the institutions to streamline billing, improve operational efficiency, and achieve significant cost savings.

AFL transforms its sustainability by automating utility data management, identifying inefficiencies, and implementing energy-saving projects, resulting in $304,000 in annual savings, enhanced transparency, and strengthened sustainability credentials.

University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) identifies savings and builds a case for funding using utility bill, real-time, and carbon emissions data from EnergyCAP.

You cannot manage what you do not monitor; Ark Energy improves M&V audit accuracy and identification of over 7% in energy savings on a client retrofit project using EnergyCAP Interval Data (formerly Smart Analytics).

Garden Studios, a London-based film studio, uses EnergyCAP Interval Data (formerly Smart Analytics) to automate their utility billing process, improve its accuracy, and identify wasteful practices.

The International District Energy Association (IDEA) selected EnergyCAP CarbonHub due to its flexibility in data submission and robust reporting tools, aiding cities, campuses, and hospitals in their journey toward net-zero carbon emissions.

By streamlining financial operations, creating visibility and granting access to information for all departments, EnergyCAP software improved Carnegie Mellon University's ability to effectively track and report on its energy use and the associated costs of operating a large group of buildings.