Stanley Energy Inc.

Stanley Energy is focused on helping our Customers “Pay Less and Use Less” energy.  We will work hard in order to make this a rewarding business opportunity and not just another utility purchase.  We help you develop a buying strategy that uses best practices in order to leverage your buying power across your corporation while mitigating your risk exposure. As your energy advisors, we implement the strategy and measure your progress toward meeting your budget goals, as well as measure our progress working for you.   You cant manage what you cant measure, and well help you do both through supply and demand side management.    On the demand side we will indentify additional areas of cost savings with recommendations in the following areas: conservation measures, efficiency projects,  consumption management, behavioral modifications, bill verification and audit, and software for monitoring, measuring and managing energy consumption.

Choosing energy procurement methods in the current financial landscape can be a challenge. National Grid estimates that energy expenditures make up approximately 19% of a typical office buildings cost. Manufacturing facilities, university buildings, and hospitals can spend even more than that. You need a company that can help you reduce energy usage and pay less for the energy you use.

Using a strategic, multi-faceted approach, we can decrease your buildings monthly energy costs by 25% to 35%. We are energy procurement experts, experienced in every aspect of the process, including:

• Energy Sourcing: We know where—and how—to get cheaper energy.
• Energy Contract Negotiation: We know how to negotiate for the best rates and contract terms possible.
• Electricity Procurement
• Natural Gas Procurement
• Energy Performance Contracting: We work with contractors to make building improvements that will save you enough money on utility bills to pay for the renewal contract.

We represent you, not the supplier. In partnership with our network of energy suppliers, our consultants assist clients through every stage of the procurement process, including:

• Analysis of existing electricity and/or natural gas accounts and supplier contracts.
• Solicitation of supply offers from qualified, competing electricity and/or natural gas suppliers.
• Vetting of suppliers and negotiation for the best price, terms, and conditions.
• Handling of paperwork and management of the transition to the new supplier.
• Ongoing management of client accounts to ensure optimum performance and supplier service.
• Monitoring of energy markets for additional opportunities and continued due diligence of suppliers.

How do we do it?

• Energy Reporting: Thorough reporting and alerting shows how much energy your building is using versus how much it should be using.
• Energy Monitoring: Monitoring and optimizing daily consumption behavior reduces unintentional and unpredictable energy costs.
• Energy Tracking: Tracking energy savings goals further increases overall building performance.
• Energy Benchmarking: Energy benchmarking reports such as Energy Star and others easily report your Carbon/Emissions footprint.
• Energy Management Software: Daily Scorecards show energy use, cost savings, load profiles, and potential peak demand days.
• Energy Management Control Systems: Combination of reporting, monitoring, tracking, and benchmarking can cut monthly energy expenses by as much as 35%.
• Energy Management Plan: Comprehensive, long-term plans make continual improvement and savings a priority.
• Energy Management Resources: Awareness of resources new and old allows you to stay one step ahead of your competition.

Stanley Energys expert consultants can help reduce the costs of running a building.

• Energy Bill Auditing: Thoroughly auditing your past bills can target all the areas that need to be addressed to minimize energy use and maximize savings.
• Energy Assessment: Accurately assessing how and when your building uses energy can pinpoint exactly where changes need to be made.
• Retrofitting for Energy Efficiency: Updating energy usage systems not only improves building performance, but may even provide a tax credit.