Jason’s Blog
Manufacturing’s Compressed Air Problem: The Leak Audit That Pays for Itself
Why a compressed air leak audit is one of the fastest-payback conservation measures available to manufacturing plants.
The Energy Audit Is Dead, Long Live Continuous Monitoring
Why a once-a-year audit misses drifting equipment, and what continuous monitoring actually adds to a conservation program.
Cold Storage: Where Setpoint Discipline Becomes Real Money
Setpoints, door discipline, defrost cycles, and envelope condition: where cold storage facilities actually lose money to refrigeration load.
Year One of a Zero-Capex Program: A Realistic Trajectory
What actually happens across twelve months of a zero-capital-outlay energy program, phase by phase, from baseline to steady state.
Back-to-School Energy: What NY Districts Should Do Before September
A pre-September checklist for NY school districts: commissioning idle systems, documenting temperature compliance, staggering startup, and funding the fix without new capital.
AI in Energy Management: Where It Helps Today
AI already earns its keep in energy management: anomaly detection, fault diagnostics, and better baselines. Here is where it helps today, and where it still needs a person.