Waste to Energy Development Center Consortium

Energy and Waste Management Consulting

The Consortium and its members execute the following tasks in the project management workflow. 

Energy Audit: Assessing the energy consumption of businesses or organizations to identify inefficiencies and areas of improvement.

Market Research and Analysis: Monitoring energy markets and industry trends to help clients make strategic decisions regarding emerging technologies in the energy sector as well as energy purchase and procurement.

Cost Analysis: Performing cost-benefit analyses for various energy-related projects allowing clients to make informed decisions.

Feasibility Study: Conducting feasibility studies for potential energy projects and evaluating their technical, economic, and environmental viability.

Energy Efficiency Recommendations: Offering audit-based recommendations including upgrades in equipment, systems, or practices to reduce energy consumption and lower costs.

Load Management: Managing peak demand and load shedding strategies to reduce energy costs.

Carbon Emission Reduction: Reducing client carbon footprint through energy efficiency measures and the use of cleaner energy sources.

Renewable Energy Integration: Exploring and implementing renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind power, which can reduce dependence on traditional energy sources.

Regulatory Compliance: Complying with energy-related regulations, such as emission standards or energy efficiency requirements.

Emissions Reporting: Tracking and reporting greenhouse gas emissions for compliance with environmental regulations.

Sustainability Planning: Developing sustainability plans and goals to help businesses reduce their environmental impact.

Energy Supply Chain Analysis: Assessing the energy and environmental impact of a client's energy supply chain and recommend improvements.

Risk Management: Consulting on risk management strategies related to energy supply, such as hedging against price fluctuations.

Energy Procurement: Procuring energy resources (electricity, natural gas, or other forms of energy) helping secure more favorable rates and terms.

Energy Management Software: Recommending or offering energy management software solutions that help clients monitor and control their energy usage.

Training and Education: Providing training and educational programs for clients to improve energy management practices.

Government Incentives: Identifying and applying for government incentives and subsidies related to energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

Contract Negotiations: Negotiating energy supply contracts with suppliers ensuring favorable terms and conditions.

Emergency Planning: Developing emergency energy plans to ensure business continuity during power outages or energy supply disruptions.

Energy Benchmarking: Comparing client energy usage and efficiency against industry standards and best practices to identify areas for improvement.

LEED Certification Support: Obtaining Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for their buildings and projects.

Renewable Energy Project Development: Developing renewable energy projects from planning to execution.

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Solutions: Integrating EV charging infrastructure into client facilities promoting sustainable transportation.

Energy Storage Solutions: Consulting on energy storage systems, such as batteries, to optimize energy use and grid interactions.

Resilience Planning: Developing energy resilience plans to ensure business continuity during disruptions like storms or grid failures.

Market Intelligence: Providing insights into energy market trends, policy changes, and technology advancements that impact a client's energy strategy.

Customized Energy Solutions: Tailoring energy strategies to specific industries or client needs, such as healthcare, manufacturing, or data centers.

Retrocommissioning: Evaluating and optimizing the performance of existing building systems for improved energy efficiency.