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Genesis HealthCare needed to reduce ongoing operational expenses
and energy costs and created a Cost Reduction initiative
to accomplish this goal. They contracted with Constellation
Energy's Projects & Services Group (CEPS) to implement
a program that would achieve their economic and operational
goals.
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As part of its seven-year plan to improve campus infrastructure
reliability, life safety, and indoor air quality, Howard
University enrolled Constellation Energy's Projects &
Services Group (CEPS) to develop and execute a multi-phase
improvement project for selected buildings.
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In 1999, a master energy services agreement (MESA) was executed
between CEPS and Jefferson Health System. The MESA spelled
out how energy projects were to be evaluated, as well
as other contractual terms. The next step was to perform
preliminary energy audits of the facilities. Once measures
were identified, the System then decided which measures
were to be studied in detail.
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Our success with the DOCS began in 2001 where through the
State Envest Program as facilitated by New York State
Energy Research Development Authority (NYSERDA), CEPS
began developing energy cost savings projects at DOCS’s
“Greenhaven Hub” facilities, including Green
Haven, Bedford-Taconic, and Sing Sing.
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The SCPD needed an energy/facilities management expert to
identify and implement upgrades that would reduce annual
utility and maintenance expenses for its headquarters.
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Faced with increasing energy costs at its downtown Philadelphia
campus, Thomas Jefferson University selected Constellation
Energy's Projects & Services Group (CEPS) to identify,
coordinate and implement facility improvements that would
significantly reduce energy expenses.
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WSSC contracted with Constellation Energy's Projects & Services
Group (CEPS) to reduce its energy and operational costs
while increasing energy and operational effIciencies to
meet the challenges of future demand.
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In an effort to reduce operating costs and improve the learning
environment for its students, the university needed to
upgrade its energy systems in a way that that would not
require an initial project investment.
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