DOE Webinar on "Best Practices in Energy Data Collection & Tracking in the Public Sector"
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DOE Webinar on "Best Practices in Energy Data Collection & Tracking in the Public Sector"
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Implementing a robust and comprehensive energy tracking and measurement process can be a challenge. This webinar will cover DOE's Weatherization and Intergovernmental Program Office's step-by-step guide with best practices from state and local governments and school districts across the country demonstrating the value of an energy data tracking effort.
Specifically, the guide addresses the following topics:
• Creating a comprehensive energy asset inventory
• Streamlining access to utility data
• Leveraging data management tools
• Optimizing the organizational structure for portfolio-wide energy data tracking
• Driving engagement and communicating results.
Sustainability coordinators and energy managers in public sector organizations who are interested in enhancing their capacity to track and leverage energy data will hear an overview of this forthcoming resource and one in-depth case study featured in the guide. Attendees will hear from Mona Khalil, policy advisor for WIPO, and Jeff Hamman with Portland Public Schools.
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