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Program ProfilesSTATE PARTNERS FOR ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
The Governor's Office of Energy Management and Conservation (OEMC) and the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment (CDPHE) have joined together to promote energy savings opportunities directly to small- and medium-sized businesses through the State Partners for Energy and the Environment program. The OEMC has trained the CDPHE’s permit writers and inspectors to recognize energy savings and renewable energy opportunities in the facilities they regulate. In the course of making routine inspections they promote energy efficiency and encourage facility managers to sign up for a free energy assessment. The permit writers and inspectors also distribute program promotional materials, including a postcard for requesting additional technical assistance. The OEMC will make a site visit to the facilities referred through the program, to analyze energy usage and make recommendations for improving energy end use efficiencies. The service includes a follow-up phone call to assist with the implementation of energy efficiency measures. The State Partners for Energy and the Environment program is funded through a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. The program is available to any small- and medium-sized business, not just those being inspected by the CDPHE. |
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