July’s National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) newsletter, Connecting Point, kicks off with a spotlight on our work with small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Smaller businesses and organizations are the ‘forgotten middle’ of energy efficiency: a major and largely untapped opportunity to lower customer bills while improving satisfaction.
NRECA is the national service organization for more than 900 not-for-profit rural electric cooperatives and public power districts, see their website to learn more.
Members have diverse preferences for how they interact with their co-op. Pulse Check integrates three main communication channels to engage users: paper mail, email, and our intuitive web portal. By sculpting a Pulse Check program to fit the unique needs of your members, large scale energy savings can be achieved throughout your commercial districts.
Pulse Check energy reports use historical data to benchmark SMEs to similar facilities, while highlighting changes in consumption over time. By providing personalized tips and making potential savings apparent, these reports encourage members to act and link them to the tools and programs needed for success.
Pulse Energy has industry-leading experience in both energy analytics and commercial customer engagement. The Lawrence Berkeley National Lab studied the Pulse Adaptive Model and concluded that it outperforms industry standard whole building models currently used today including: daytime temperature, change point and mean week models.
As we continue to grow our business with leading-edge utilities across America, we look forward to the opportunity to help new rural cooperatives engage commercial customers with our easy-to-use and reliable technology. To learn more, visit our website at www.pulseenergy.com.
July 23, 2013 | NRECA Associate Member Spotlight