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ARTICLE · 05 FEBRUARY 2002

Contracting for Energy Management Outsourcing

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Energy management outsourcing ("EMO") means turning over responsibility for some or all of a company’s energy management function to a supplier. In a complete EMO transaction, the supplier might:

  • Conduct energy audits and identify cost-saving opportunities.
  • Design, finance and install high-efficiency equipment, control systems and lighting retrofits.
  • Take over management and operation of major energy systems (such as boilers or hot and chilled water distribution) or electrical distribution systems (such as generators and switch-gear equipment).
  • Generate power on-site, for example, using co-generation, fuel cells and micro-turbines, possibly including "green power" generation renewable, environmentally-preferable resources.

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