Energy Accounting

Energy Accounting is important to any firm or institution that manages or has financial responsibility for multiple buildings. Energy Accounting provides numerous benefits to a building manager including:

Validating utility bills prior to payment
Spots incorrect utility bills due to meter malfunction or meter readings
Spots probable billing errors from historical data

Providing feedback to building managers about their cost and use
Lets them know that their performance is being partly evaluated by their ability to manage their resources
Most building managers fail to exercise control over energy use because they are not paying for it or directly responsible for it.  They require an incentive or motivation to conserve  Good energy accounting practice encourages the building manager to conserve energy

Providing reporting to senior management
Assists senior management in evaluating the individual building performance
Supports the concept that energy management is an integral part of sound fiscal management
Shows senior management that energy management can directly affect the bottom line

Valuable analysis tool for managers to:
Show cost effectiveness energy related capital improvements
Forecast and track utility costs for budgets
Indicate suspect areas by abnormal usage
Compare utility rate schedules for each meter

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