Стратегические практики управления энергией

Purpose of this Guide The purpose of the Strategic Energy Management Practices guide is to introduce public facility owners and managers to tools and resources that can be used to complete successful energy efficiency retrofit projects. The processes of procuring and implementing energy efficiency retrofit projects are complex; however when properly structured they can drive down costs and reduce inefficiencies for public entities. This guide will assist public facility owners and managers through the multidisciplinary nature of each step of the process, from energy auditing to public contracting to project financing. When applied holistically, the recommended practices and procurement strategies promote innovative design and recommend construction solutions that can achieve a wide range of energy saving goals. Procurement and budgeting practices may vary among public entities, so solutions should be carefully designed and adapted to fit local situations. It is assumed public entities have a basic capacity for contracting and legal requirements, evaluating proposals and selecting bidders, and oversight of construction processes. This guide is intended to provide industry best practices and does not address all circumstances or conditions. Alaska Housing Finance Corporation would like to thank the US Department of Energy’s (DOE) State Energy Program for providing funding for this guide, especially USDOE project manager John Winkel for his support throughout the project. Primary authors were Tim Leach, Carolyn Ramsey, and Scott Waterman, with Rob Jordan, Mike Spencer, Stacy Schubert, Jana Peirce, Katie Conway, Jessica Holden and Jimmy Ord acknowledged for editing, formatting, and layout.