I am in process to connect with Southcentral Onsite Energy TAP for CHP, I wanted to see if ITAC can help us. I wanted to know if the ITAC team came in for an assessment, what kind of savings could we realistically expect?
On average, ITAC assessments identify about $130,000 in annual savings opportunities for facilities like yours, with about 50 to 60% of those typically implemented. Many of these measures are low-cost operational changes with paybacks under two years.
That sounds promising. I wanted to when it comes to capital cost for implementing such projects, how big those investments would be?
Many of the fastest payback opportunities are low or no cost, such as fixing compressed air leaks, switching off idle equipment, improving maintenance practices, or upgrading lighting controls. These kinds of actions often cut costs quickly while preparing the ground for bigger investments later.
How do I know these changes will actually work here, not just in theory?
Each recommendation is based on your facility’s data such as utility bills, equipment performance, and observed practices during the site visit. Recommendations are backed by engineering calculations and benchmarked against thousands of similar facilities in the ITAC Database. That means you’re getting site-specific advice grounded in national experience.