As more and more facilities strive to increase energy efficiency, property managers are turning to submetering to assist in their green building efforts.

To support these efforts E-Mon offers a complete line of metering products which provide energy conscious users the key to a successful green building initiative or program compliance:

• LEED Certification

• EPACT 2005/EISA 2007

• Renewable Energy Projects

• Net Metering

• Demand Response

• Measurement & Verification

• Energy Efficiency Status

E-Mon Green Class meters are designed to support your green building program. Whether displayed in lobbies, tenant spaces or electrical rooms, E-Mon meters help get everyone involved in saving energy.

 

 

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The country's most widely used sustainable building assessment system is currently the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) rating system. E-Mon can assist with LEED certification points in several areas including:

• Fundamental Commissioning
• Minimum Energy Performance
• Optimize Energy Performance
• On-Site Renewable Energy
• Enhanced Commissioning
• Measurement & Verification
• Green Power
• Existing Building Commissioning
• Performance Measurement
• On-Site/Off-Site Renewable Energy
• Sustainable Sites
• Water Effeciency
• Regional Priority

 

To view the complete list of Submetering point opportunities click here.

 

 

Compliance with EPACT 2005 & EISA 2007 regulations are particularly challenging for government facilities as each complex is unique. These complexes run the full range of building types, office, single and multi-family, plant/industrial, medical and educational. For over 25 years, agencies like DOE, GSA, DOD, VA, Postal Service and Homeland Security have employed advanced meters and submetering systems to measure entire buildings, individual tenants or areas, specific pieces of equipment or individual circuits quickly and accurately.

EPACT 2005 and EISA 2007 contain several requirements that are supported by E-Mon's submetering products. These include:

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Section 102

Federal buildings must reduce energy use by 20% by 2015

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Section 103

All federal buildings must be metered by 2012

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Section 1251

Net Metering

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Section 1331

Support for $1.80 federal tax deduction

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Title IV, Sec. 434

Provide equivalent metering of gas & steam by 2016