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Thursday, April 26, 2012  | 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EDT | 100% Online
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Session Abstract
3:00 - 3:30 pm EDT
Putting Data To Work - Case Studies On Operational Efficiency From Meter-Level Data
The mantra that, "you can't manage what you don't measure" certainly resonates when discussing energy management. Increased access to meter-level interval data is opening up a whole new realm of possibilities for operational efficiency by providing a means for measurement and benchmarking. In addition to helping identify inefficiencies, meter-level data offers a platform to monitor building behavior and make sure that operations stay on track over time. Just like eating healthy is better than going on a crash-diet, a one-time equipment upgrade can only get you so far -- energy efficiency must be an ongoing process within an organization. And so much can be accomplished with meter-level electricity usage and demand data!
This presentation will highlight case studies of companies who are putting meter-level data to work for them and uncovering significant savings potential. Cases studies will include:
- A 650+ store supermarket chain where energy monitoring and analytics have surfaced hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual energy savings
- A public school district where meter-data was used to identify night shut-down issues at 15 schools.
- A state that is leading by example with a multi-commodity metering and monitoring of over 400 state-owned facilities
Note: For quality purposes, this presentation will be pre-recorded for initial broadcast during
the V-Summit. The live Q&A discussion on April 26 will be held during the final 10-15 minutes of the scheduled session timeslot.
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Brad Davids
Vice President
EnerNOC Utility Solutions
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Brad Davids is Vice President of Utility Solutions at EnerNOC. He leads EnerNOC's Utility Solutions team to develop demand response and energy efficiency solutions for utilities across North America. Brad has more than 20 years experience related to retail energy and end-use markets, including senior marketing positions at Puget Energy Services (then a subsidiary of Puget Sound Power & Light Company), DoubleClick, and Southwall Technologies.
Prior to joining EnerNOC, he was Vice President, Operations, for Energy Insights (an IDC company), where he was responsible for overall product quality, delivery, and development. Previously, he was President and CEO of Primen, Inc., until its merger with EPRI Solutions in 2005, and Senior Vice President and co-founder of E Source (acquired by Financial Times Energy in 1999 and now an employee-owned company).
Brad received BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University, and has a Professional Engineer registration from the State of California.
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Mike Vernon
Commercial Marketing Representative
Memphis Light, Gas and Water
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