Energy audits for manufacturing facilities require specialized expertise beyond what's needed for commercial buildings. The complex interaction of industrial processes, production equipment, and facility systems demands deeper technical knowledge than most commercial auditors possess. As energy costs rise, manufacturers should partner with auditors who have specific industrial experience to identify meaningful savings opportunities and achieve significant ROI.

Like the tax season, there is now a benchmarking season for owners and managers of multifamily and commercial properties. Unlike the tax season though, different cities and states have different filing deadlines. If you need help filing your report, contact us today for a no obligation consultation.

In the push to manufacturing back to the U.S., energy efficiency will be key to remaining competitive. Industrial Energy Efficiency Audit provided by Dena Energy is the first step toward a more sustainable, profitable, and efficient future for your business.

The introduction of NEM 3.0 has adversely affected the financial returns of new renewable generation projects, leading to a significant decline in new PV installations across California. Amid these challenges, the accurate sizing of solar PV systems has become even more essential. Oversizing and excess generation are no longer rewarded as generously as in the past, meaning that over-generation during off-peak hours can directly diminish the project's return on investment (ROI).

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) is a critical component of California's strategy to encourage energy independence, enhance grid reliability, and support the state's ambitious climate goals. SGIP provides financial incentives for the installation of energy storage systems and other technologies that can generate electricity on-site, thus reducing demand on the grid during peak periods.

Assembly Bill 802 (AB-802) established the California Building Energy Benchmarking Program. This ordinance mandates annual energy benchmarking for commercial and multifamily buildings larger than 50,000 sq ft. THE DEADLINE IS JUNE 1 EVERY YEAR.