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"Almost 40 percent of [energy] abatement could be achieved at "negative" marginal costs, meaning that investing in these options would generate positive economic returns over their lifecycle."

McKinsey

"Computer servers are used at only 6 percent of their capacity on average, while data center facilities as a whole are used at 56 percent of peak performance."

McKinsey

"The U.S. economy has the potential to reduce annual non-transportation energy consumption by roughly 23% by 2020, eliminating more than US$1.2 trillion in waste - well beyond the US$520 billion upfront investment required."

McKinsey

Of the approximately 70 billion sq. ft. of U.S. office space, only about one billion sq. ft. is believed to have undergone retrofits.

"92% of facilities managers say that they are working to make their facilities more sustainable. 67% say their customers are "forcing them" to make sustainable changes."

Global Facility Management Association

Green-certified buildings provide a rental premium; the more highly rated buildings are, the higher the rent. According to a recent study, Energy Star price premiums were 10% and LEED-certified buildings were 31%.

Henley University of Reading

"Existing technologies and strategies could reduce typical server energy use by an estimated 25 percent and entire data center consumption by 40 percent."

EPA

"Server hardware is no longer the primary cost component of a data center. The purchase price of a new (1U) server has been exceeded by the capital cost of power and cooling infrastructure to support that server, and will soon be exceeded by the lifetime energy costs alone for that server."

EPA

"Data centers can be more than 40 times as energy intensive as conventional office buildings."

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Study

"An idle x86 server consumes 60-74% of the power it needs when fully utilized."

UC Berkeley RAD Lab Study

"73% of senior decision makers at large U.S. corporations surveyed identified "energy efficiency" as the key aspect of a green data center."

Campos Research

"Reducing server power consumption by 30% would yield savings of 150 billion kWh, corresponding to US$15B and almost 100 million metric tons of CO2 emissions."

IDC

"Since 1970, energy efficiency gains have met 75% of new energy service demands in the U.S.through 2008, while energy supplies have contributed only 25%."

ACEEE

"HVAC systems consume 56 percent of the total electric usage in hotels and accounts for 10.8 kWh per square foot."

Florida Power & Light Company

"Given the right investments in many cost-effective but underutilized energy efficiency technologies, the U.S. can cost-effectively reduce energy consumption by 25-30% or more over the next 20-25 years"

ACEEE

An EPA study said data centers account for 1.5% of all electricity consumption in the U.S. in 2006, and the number was projected to double by 2011."

EPA

"U.S. hotels spend - on average - $889 annually per available room for electricity which accounts for 58% of total utility costs."

GE Lighting

Energy Advisory Services

What We Do

  • Measure & verify energy savings
  • Collect energy data
  • Calculate complex baselines
  • File compliance reports
  • Develop protocols

How Our Clients Benefit

  • Monetized value of savings
  • Measured energy use
  • Verified energy savings
  • Support with regulations
  • Increased transparency for CSR

Neuwing's energy advisory practice offers our clients deep expertise in energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, as well as a full range of planning and implementation services.

Neuwing acts as an independent third party to certify and register energy savings as real and permanent reductions to demand. These certified savings are then monetized into economic, social, and environmental assets in the form of energy efficiency credits (also known as EEC's, ESC's or "white tags") and green house gas (GHG) credits.

Grants, Rebates, and Incentives

Many facility owners make significant investments on infrastructure improvements, yet less than 5% apply for grants, rebates, and incentives available at the federal, state, and local levels. Equally important, two-thirds of the companies that apply for incentives on their own do not finish the process, and those who do often do not get the full benefit.

Data Center Energy Measurement and Verification

IBM Business PartnerData centers are estimated to consume 1.5% of the total energy usage in the United States. This figure is expected to grow by as much as 12% annually through 2020 thus creating significant opportunities for energy efficiency. Neuwing is recognized internationally for our expertise in measuring the energy efficiency of data centers. In fact, IBM selected Neuwing as its exclusive measurement and verification partner for data centers. Together, IBM and Neuwing have created, measured, verified, and monetized millions of kWh as a result of data center consolidations.

This program provides clients both documentation and third-party verification of the energy saving results of their projects

Investment Grade Energy Audits with Project Payback Analysis

Neuwing's engineers conduct a detailed, onsite audit of all energy systems and technologies, and then conduct a comprehensive in-office analysis to identify energy-savings opportunities, create cost estimates, investigate potential grants, rebates, and incentives, perform the payback analysis, and generate the final deliverable. We will then formally present the findings to you and will be available to answer any questions you may have at any time. Our audits identify no/low cost operational changes, projects with payback of 48-months or less, and long-term investments. We will also identify high-level opportunities to implement renewable energy solutions at your site.

Demand Response Program Management

Demand Response is the reduction of electrical peak demand at the end-user level in response to federal mandates, ISO / PUC policies, economic drivers or system reliability events. Reductions are achieved through means such as turning on clean power generators and turning off non-critical loads. Demand Response programs assist grid operators and utilities in optimizing the balance of electric supply and demand, thereby enabling energy consumers and utilities to avoid service interruptions as a consequence of excess demand, including brownouts and blackouts. Under Demand Response programs, grid operators and utilities pay a stream of recurring cash flows to you, the electricity consumer, to stand ready as a last line of defense to these rare electricity reliability events. In addition, you get early warning of potential grid instability.

Energy Procurement

Deregulation of the energy markets has opened up unique opportunities for purchasing electricity and natural gas. Successful development and management of the procurement process takes expertise, time, and resources. Neuwing Energy understands the complexities of deregulated markets and has a proven track record of executing on behalf of its clients' procurement needs. As an expert in energy commodities, Neuwing navigates the intricacies of purchasing electricity and natural gas in each deregulated state and capitalizes on all the opportunities available to our clients. The procurement process entails Neuwing developing a detailed load profile, gathering suppliers to create a competitive bidding process, educating clients on all the available contract types, and ultimately selecting the supplier and contract that best fits your load needs.


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