“Peak Usage Program” or “Peak Energy Shaving” – Have you heard these terms around your campus yet? Some very savvy residents have realized that their communities can save thousands, or tens of thousands in some cases, of dollars by carefully predicting days with the potential highest energy usage. Saving money is only one benefit. Preventing the dirtiest energy from being used during high demand days goes a long way to keeping pollution and greenhouse gases out of the environment. Learn more about peak energy usage reduction from George Alexander from Kendal at Longwood here.
Once you understand how “Peak Energy Shaving” works, celebrate the early results from Kendal at Lexington’s evaluation by clicking on the image below to view their results. Hint: It’s pretty darn impressive!
