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E-3Improve commercial building efficiency

Progress

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  • Implementation
Commercial building energy efficiency may be improved through a variety of equipment retrofits or operational changes. In many cases, these improvements can also enhance comfort in a facility’s work environment and extend the service life of equipment. This Sustainability Plan strategy has been combined with Climate Action Recommendation Report strategy BE.4: Commercial Efficiency and Resources which called to expand the Efficiency Works Commercial program to achieve commercial energy savings of 2% per year by 2025 (previously 1% per year).

Through Efficiency Works Business (managed by Platte River Power Authority in partnership with Longmont Power & Communications,) City commercial customers can receive a free efficiency assessment, free efficiency advising, and rebates to support retrofits and operational changes to improve building efficiency.

2024 Efficiency Works Summary:

  1. Over 90 businesses completed efficiency upgrades.
  2. Twenty-one organizations received Community Efficiency Grants for upgrade projects.
  3. Waiting on data - Twenty small and medium businesses received energy assessments/advising.
  4. Waiting on data - Three multifamily properties received energy advising.
  5. Waiting on data - Nine project locations installed high-efficiency cooling and mechanical equipment and almost 400 AC units received extended maintenance.

Timeline

Continuous

Responsible organizations

Contact persons

  • Susan Bartlett
    Director, Energy Strategies & Solutions
    Longmont Power & Communications
Information updated 03.01.2025

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