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An ENERGY STAR EPI is a valuable tool that can inform energy managers and plant operators about the energy performance and operation of a manufacturing plant compared to its industry peers.
Use this 11-page guide to help you leverage the EPI for maximum impact on managing your energy savings efforts.
This document helps health organizations use the U.S. EPA’s free benchmarking tool, ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager®, to track their building-related energy use and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. An Appendix is also available to help different health care provider types learn how to designate their facility to be able to use the tool.
This guide describes how organizations with diverse operations or products can accurately calculate and report aggregate energy intensity. Using the aggregate efficiency index (AEI) approach can help companies judge changes in energy performance at the corporate level.
Use this tool to calculate a site's baseline energy intensity for the ENERGY STAR Challenge for Industry. The Baseline Calculator converts common energy values (kWh, Therms, etc.) to source MMBTUs, and calculates an annual energy intensity baseline and reduction target from user defined production values.
These slides are from the second of a three part webinar series on America's most energy-efficient manufacturing plants. During this webinar two of the nation's most energy-efficient plants, a petroleum refinery and an integrated paper mill, presented on what they did to improve the energy efficiency of their opeartions and earn ENERGY STAR plant certification.
This document provides guidance on how to communicate the ENERGY STAR Score of manufacturing plants and reference any plants that have received ENERGY STAR certification within Environmental Product Declarations or in other materials that communicate aspects of a product’s environmental impact.
This two-page fact sheet with illustrations provides guidance on how to define and classify a senior living community in Portfolio Manager and use the 1-100 ENERGY STAR performance
scale.
This 2-page guide outlines how to define and classify different types of senior living communities within EPA's online energy benchmarking tool, Portfolio Manager.
