Here at Abraxas Energy Consulting, it is our job to save you energy. And by saving you energy, we can save you lots of money.
 "Since
we began retrofitting facilities in September of 1997 until the end of
April 2005, the University of Manitoba has saved over $19M on utilities.
My Metrix energy accounting experience has been extremely successful!"
(read more in case study) Mike Ferley, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada |
There are a few different ways that we can help you save energy. One of our main methods of saving energy is by studying your utility bills to understand your energy usage patterns. From these patterns, we can make decisions on not only where to reduce your energy usage, but also when.
If you'd prefer to be your own energy manager, we sell software that can help you make excellent energy management decisions. We sell all the leading energy management software: Metrix 4, EnergyCAP, and Energy Expert, along with training on how to use them. For utility bill auditing, look at Metrix 4 or EnergyCAP. For utility interval data (such as that from submeters), look into Energy Expert.
If you don't want to perform the energy analysis yourself, we'd be more than happy to do it for you. Utility Bill Auditing »
Another way we save energy in buildings is by performing an energy audit. Energy auditing has become a large part of our business here, and we like to think that we're pretty good at it. We've done hundreds, if not thousands of energy audits all over the world, and all of our auditors are fully certified for the job. More About Energy Auditing »
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"The onsite Metrix software training we received was right on target and gave us just what we needed. Now we are able to track, analyze, and report our utilities more efficiently and effectively than ever. Also, while on campus John audited our HVAC controls and numerous AHU’s and identified several very low cost ECM’s worth an estimated $130k/yr in savings. Within days we were able to implement one ECM that is already saving the University $70k/yr."
Mike Winkler, Yeshiva University, New York, New York |
Whether you just started using Metrix or you're a seasoned veteran and simply want to learn some tips and tricks, we've got the training for you. The Metrix trainings are conducted by John Avina, the world's foremost leading expert in Metrix, so you can be assured you're being taught by the best. In the trainings, you not only learn how to use Metrix, but learn how to truly become a better energy manager. They're two days long and are scheduled to take place in areas all around the world.
Energy Management Training »
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If you're interested in turning GREEN (environmentally friendly) then you should check out our Greenhouse Gases forums. There's a lot of great information in there, and we find ourselves dropping by regularly because WE learn gobs of stuff, too! If you want to learn more about carbon offsets, white tags, carbon footprints, energy credits, GHG reporting, emissions credits, etc... it's a great place to start. Greenhouse Gases Forums »
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Get the Flash Player to see this player. Video: Why Use Weather Normalization?
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We know that not everyone that comes to our website wants to buy something from us, and that's just fine. We want you to reduce your energy usage any way possible, because that makes the world a better place for everyone. If you came here simply looking for some great information, you've come to the right place. To the right is a video about weather correction, which is one of the most important tasks for an energy manager. After you're done watching the video, be sure to read at least a few of the whitepapers below:
Englightened Approach to Budgeting and Goal Setting for the Energy Manager
An Energy Manager's Introduction to Weather Normalization of Utility Bills
Introduction to Weather Normalization of Utility Bills for Alternative Energy Contractors
Three Powerful Utility Bill Analysis Methods for the Energy Manager
A Facility Manager's Intro to Weather Correction for Utility Bill Tracking
Two Easy Steps to Saving Energy in Your Facility
If you'd like to get your hands on some more information, have some more questions, or just want to gab about saving energy, give us a call at 805-547-2050. We've also set up a form you can fill out to get our attention:
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We look forward to hearing from you, and hopefully helping you save energy!
