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The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania implemented EnergyCAP to centralize utility management and support energy reduction goals. Within a year, energy use decreased by 3%, reaching a 6.2% reduction by 2020, while recovering significant costs from billing errors.

Texas State University implemented EnergyCAP to streamline utility data management, saving 40 hours of manual data entry monthly and uncovering $20,000 in annual savings through improved billing accuracy and rate adjustments.

The State of Maryland adopted EnergyCAP to centralize utility data, enhance energy transparency, and support conservation efforts, aiding state agencies in achieving energy efficiency goals and fostering awareness through public data initiatives.

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government implemented EnergyCAP to centralize utility management, improving energy tracking, identifying cost-saving opportunities, and enhancing efficiency across its infrastructure.

Utility Management Corporation implemented EnergyCAP to streamline bill entry, auditing, and reporting, enhancing its energy management services. This integration supported UMC's growth, enabling expanded offerings like greenhouse gas tracking and energy procurement.

Alex Tractenberg, Energy and Sustainability Manager at Fulton County Government in Georgia, shares how his team is using technology and best practices to achieve aggressive energy and sustainability targets.

Southeastern Freight Lines implemented EnergyCAP to centralize utility management for its 82 facilities, streamlining bill processing, improving reporting, and identifying cost-saving opportunities to enhance operational efficiency.

A private university in Lima, Peru wanted to move toward a more resource-efficient and climate-friendly campus infrastructure, landscapes and buildings in accordance with international standards.

A large grocery and food distributor utilized EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics™ (formerly Wattics) to track the cost-benefit of the energy efficiency upgrade work, both site-wide and at the electricity appliance level. The retailer successfully reduced energy wastage and improved the energy efficiency of equipment within the store, seeing energy use fall by as much as 65% for some lighting groups and close to 68% for refrigeration.