Use Cases
Energy Audit for LEED EB O+M
An energy audit is a comprehensive assessment that examines how energy is used within a building, identifying opportunities for efficiency improvements, cost savings, and reduced carbon emissions. In the context of LEED EB O+M, these audits are not merely a compliance exercise but a strategic approach to sustainable building management. They provide building owners and facility managers with detailed insights into energy consumption across various systems, including HVAC, lighting, electrical equipment, and building envelope components. The primary objectives of an energy audit for LEED EB O+M certification include: Establishing a baseline of current energy performance Identifying specific areas of energy waste or inefficiency Recommending targeted improvements that can enhance building performance Supporting the documentation required for LEED energy and atmosphere credits Developing a roadmap for ongoing energy management and continuous improvement By conducting thorough energy audits, building managers can not only work towards LEED certification but also create more sustainable, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible facilities. These audits serve as a critical first step in transforming existing buildings into high-performance structures that minimize environmental impact while maximizing operational efficiency.
Full Building Tune-up - Pepco, Delmarva, and BGE
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InverseAudit has been approved for use by ICF for Phase I of Full Building Tune-up. Service providers registered with the program can use the InverseAudit report to submit a Building Tune-Up application to meet the Phase I requirements. If you have questions, please contact help@inversenergy.com.
- Programs Accepted BGE, Pepco, and Delmarva
- Incentive Track Full Building Tune Up
Application Processes
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Pepco and Delmarva
- Phase 1 Submit Online Application with InversEnergy Audit Report to fulfill project pre-approval requirements. Receive the pre-approval letter.
- Phase 2 ASHRAE Level 2 audit and submit audit report with identified EEMs* for Phase 3. Get paid $0.15 per square foot of conditioned space.
- Phase 3 Implement low cost / no cost EEMs. Submit implementation report. Get paid $0.10 per square foot of conditioned space. *Any EEM that is not a low cost / no cost, MRO type measure can receive a separate incentive through one of the other programs.
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BGE
- Phase 1 Submit Online Application with InversEnergy Audit Report to fulfill project pre-approval requirements. Receive the pre-approval letter.
- Phase 2 ASHRAE Level 2 audit and submit audit report with identified EEMs* for Phase 3.
- Phase 3 Implement low cost / no cost EEMs. Submit implementation report. Get paid 75% of project cost up to $25,000 for Small Building Tune Up or $50,000 for Large Building Tune Up. If your project requires trend data collection, there is an additional incentive of up to $5000 to defray the cost of the trend data collection. *Any EEM that is not a low cost / no cost, MRO type measure can receive a separate incentive through one of the other programs.