Beyond Energy Efficiency
decarbonization solutions
In today's energy landscape, it's not just about meeting demand; it's about shaping it responsibly.
By integrating a demand-side management program focused on both carbon savings and energy efficiency, utilities can proactively navigate the challenges of our changing climate.
What’s in it for the utility? First, you’ll strengthen your brand by positioning yourself as a sustainable, future-ready utility. Second, by reducing peak demand through efficient energy use, you’ll see cost savings and improved system reliability. Finally, engaging customers in this endeavor enhances loyalty and establishes your utility as a leader in driving the green energy transition.
Benefits
To truly thrive, it’s crucial to have a structured program, clear metrics, and open channels for feedback and continuous improvement. Let’s chart this sustainable path together and make your utility the gold standard in responsible energy management.
RESEARCH
to understand the market opportunities and challenges related to decarbonizing your industrial sector customers.
IDENTIFY
viable decarbonization solutions.
SUPPORT CUSTOMERS
in a high-emitting and critical economic sector who are willing to consider decarbonization technologies.
ACHIEVE EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS
with integrated energy efficiency savings.
DEMONSTRATE IMPLEMENTATION
of industrial decarbonization emerging technologies.
ACCELERATE DECARBONIZATION
market transformation needed to achieve its net zero targets.
Not sure where to start?
Cascade Energy can support with Decarbonization Assessments:
Decarbonization Assessments
Development of systems and equipment-focused feasibility and customer needs assessments.
Identify range of potential viable opportunities
Efficiency, electrification, renewables, process changes, and on-site generation opportunities.
Identify / quantify economics of potential opportunities
Collect baseline energy and emissions data
Customer needs assessments answers
“What information, resource, or other gaps does the customer need to fill to decide to implement decarbonization solutions.”