A paramount goal of R3 Energy is to create an on-going partnership with our clients. We utilize a distinctive hands-on approach to energy management to help our clients attain self-management, greater efficiency and save a significant amount of energy related dollars in the process.

Below Is A Bullet Point Version Of What R3 Energy Can Bring To The Table To Help Attain Cost-Savings For Your Business

  •  Performance of a comprehensive facility energy and inventory audit  
     (lighting, boilers, chillers, cooling towers, HVAC, roof fan & ventilation  
     equipment, motors, pumps, fan systems, drives, control systems).

  •  Performance of comprehensive utility bill audit retroactively for the last  
     24 months and every month going forward.

  •  Review of existing "tariff" for all facility accounts for electricity, natural 
     gas, water & sewer. We will work with the utility companies to adjust 
     tariff if needed, and obtain credits and refunds if possible.

  •  Establishment of customized energy accounting database and tracking 
     system to record on-going monthly usages and corresponding costs of 
     electricity, natural gas, fuel oil, water & sewer.

  •  Identify opportunities to optimize facility performance and reduce  
     maintenance and operating costs.

  •  Design and set-up a Demand Side Management (DSM) program to  
     reduce peak kW and generate revenue.

  •  Staff training as needed.

  •  Assistance with major Capital Renovation & Facility Upgrade projects.

  •  Assistance in obtaining grants, rebates, low interest loans and any other 
     form of energy financial aid available.

  •  Identify the most effective measures that can be taken to reduce 
     consumption and costs of heating, cooling, ventilation, water heating 
     and other uses in each facility.

  •  R3 shall address consumption of all energy/utility sources including oil, 
     gas and electricity. The technical strategies addressed by R3 are to 
     include the following:

            A. Lighting and lighting controls
            B. Heating and cooling equipment including HVAC air handling equipment
            C. Energy management systems
            D. Demand limiting strategies
            E. Envelope components such as windows, doors and insulation
            F. Cogeneration systems
            G. Renewable Energy technologies
            H. Electric sub-metering systems