electrifying energy management: miami-dade county discovers the power of focused team leadership
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Miami-Dade County is an example of the success that springs from focused team leadership. The combined efforts of a seven-member leadership team brought together 24 County departments under a single energy management umbrella through EnergyCAP energy management software. The goal of their project was to establish a centralized system for quantifying the County’s electricity consumption and associated costs, enabling the County to measure, manage, and monitor the performance of their facilities. Today, Miami-Dade County has successfully implemented a streamlined and standardized bill review and payments process and an electricity master plan involving every County department. Read more at http://info.energycap.com/electrifying-energy-managementTRANSCRIPT
COLONY
HOTEL CAFEthe BERKELY shore
$100MILLION
Miami-DadeCounty is home to
2.5millionresidents2.5millionresidents
The Countypays out
$100MILLION
every yearin electricity
expenses.
Discovers the Powerof Focused Leadership
Discovers the Powerof Focused Leadership
Miami-Dade didn’t have a streamlined processfor dealing with the
The County’s complex and constantly changing building portfolio
includes more than 1,500 facilities:
70 Fire Stations
Miami Int’l Airport PortMiami
LIBRARY
43 Libraries100 Parks
Miami-Dade’s energy leaders saw the value ofproviding the County with a single
UTILITY BILL MANAGEMENTSOFTWARE PLATFORM
for use countywide.
electricity bills received each year.54,00054,000
Miami-Dadecurrently tracks
4,500electricity meters
Miami-Dade’s energy leaders brought together
200 EMPLOYEES across
24 COUNTY DEPARTMENTSunder a single energy management umbrella through
EnergyCAP energy management software.
representing
1 billion kWhof electricityconsumption
per year
with over
$100 millionof expenses
annually.
Miami-Dade began reaping the rewards of their efforts almost immediately.
The County expects annual ROI utility savings ofNEARLY $2 MILLION,
representing 2% of the County’s annual electricity expenses.
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