EMP2 has reviewed over 44 Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) M&V plans for various federal agencies covering a wide range of energy conservation measures (ECMs), from lighting to wind turbines. This work requires proficiency in the following categories: basic architecture, varied data collection methods, HVAC and integrated controls, energy modeling and simulation, lighting, commissioning, cost estimation, utility data analysis, renewable energy technology, and onsite energy production.
EMP2, Inc., has been a technical service provider for PacifiCorp/Rocky Mountain Power for the last 14 years. We have performed over 500 energy audits for the purpose of developing ECMs that will save energy while maintaining building process functionality. We work with PacifiCorp customers from start to finish. Every implemented measure recommended by EMP2, it must also be commissioned and measured for four to six weeks to verify savings.
M&V Specialists
EMP2 was the project manager and co-author of the updated DOE’s Measurement and Verification (M&V) Guideline Version 3.0, based on the updates to the IPMVP M&V that have occurred
in recent years. EMP2 staff have also developed M&V
and energy training modules for the DOE FEMP that
are currently in use for scheduled training
and webinars.
EMP2 utilizes cutting edge technology in data collection and analysis tools to help determine potential energy savings by implementing ECMs. The staff is comprised of specialists with varied mechanical and electrical engineering backgrounds that are able to meet the full needs of our customers. These backgrounds include process controls, process engineering, project management, LEED, professional engineers, pumping specialists, boiler and combined power experience, eQuest (DOE2) model experts, lighting and VFD specialists, and of course Commissioning and M&V specialists.
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