Go adopts our client’s criteria for decision making as we study their sites and equipment. Since we do not sell products, offer design services, or conduct installations, we are able to objectively identify reasonable energy savings opportunities, realistically portray the energy and cost savings potential, and provide actionable information to guide the client towards implementation. Our reports document opportunities that are supported by data, not what will lead to more work for our team.

Go works with client stakeholders to identify which systems or equipment warrant investigation. A few examples include:

• We identified issues with a compressed air system that could be fixed by site personnel. This resulted in measurable energy savings and increased how much air the equipment could produce, avoiding over $1M in unnecessary capital investments.

• We studied two sites for one manufacturer with nearly identical equipment and processes. In addition to identifying efficiency investments, we also identified and analyzed significant discrepancies in how each site was being charged for electricity. We educated staff and prepared them for strategic investments to improve their costs.

• Through our data logging process, we identified a practice that was increasing a site’s electric bills by 15%. The cause was two large pieces of equipment that were most frequently being operated simultaneously, which did not need to be.

Our studies conclude with a detailed presentation of how the site and key equipment uses energy and documentation of how each recommendation saves energy and cost. Critically, we also identify what internal or external party might best implement each recommendation and provide guidance towards implementation success.