What is an Energy Manager?

Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) defines Energy Manager  as "an individual  who optimizes the energy performance of facility, building or industrial plant." AEE offers CEM certification with the goal of enhancing energy standards among energy professional engaged in energy management.

Some of the roles of an energy manager are as following:

•  Energy Audits: Conducting comprehensive assessments of the organization's energy usage, identifying inefficiencies, and recommending improvement Set up energy reduction goals.
•  Efficiency Measures: Implementing strategies to improve energy efficiency, which may involve upgrading equipment, optimizing processes, and adopting energy-saving technologies. 
•  Renewable Energy Integration: Evaluating the feasibility and implementing the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind power, into the organization's energy portfolio 
•  Procurement Strategies: Developing and executing strategies for procuring energy at favorable rates, negotiating contracts, and exploring opportunities for sustainable energy procurement. 
•  Data Analysis: Analyzing energy consumption data to identify patterns, track performance, and provide insights for making informed decisions. 
•  Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring the organization complies with energy regulations, standards, and incentives by staying informed about changes and implementing necessary adjustments
•  Cost Management: Managing energy budgets, tracking expenses, and working towards cost savings while maintaining operational efficiency. 
•  Employee Training: Providing education and training to employees on energy-efficient practices and fostering a culture of sustainability within the organization. 
•  Environmental Stewardship: Implementing initiatives that align with the organization's commitment to environmental responsibility, such as reducing carbon emissions and minimizing the overall environmental impact.
•  Continuous Improvement: Implementing a cycle of continuous improvement, regularly reviewing and refining energy management strategies based on evolving organizational needs and technological advancements. 

Amado Energy Solutions specilized on delivering energy management services as an outsourced Energy Manager. 

 An outsourced energy manager refers to a professional or a specialized energy management company that is contracted by an organization to handle various aspects of its energy management strategy. Instead of hiring an in-house energy manager, the organization outsources these responsibilities to an external entity with expertise in energy efficiency, sustainability, and related fields. 

 Outsourcing energy management can be a strategic decision for organizations that may lack the in-house expertise, resources, or time to manage energy-related functions effectively. It allows businesses to benefit from the specialized knowledge of external experts, often resulting in cost savings, improved efficiency, and enhanced sustainability   

Achieving energy and carbon goals are accessible to any businesses as long as they are committed and Amado Energy Solutions can help.

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The Municipal Energy Manager (MEM) Grant helps municipalities hire a dedicated resource to manage their energy use, become more energy efficient, and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from facilities, with a particular focus on K-12 school buildings. The MEM Grant supplements the cost of a new or existing municipal employee identified to serve as the Municipal Energy Manager and provides incentives and rebates for energy management initiatives and projects.

This grant is being offered by Eversource and National Grid and is open to communities served by either or both Sponsors.

Contractor Part-time

Up to $60,000 a year from Eversource or National Grid toward a part-time Municipal Energy Manager role working as an external contractor.

Applications will be accepted through January 31, 2025.

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