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Energy project manager co-funding

An Energy Project Manager is a co-funded staff resource at your facility to develop and manage energy projects.

Establish an annual energy-savings goal and receive Energy Project Manager Co-funding proportionate to that goal (subject to caps).

Here's how co-funding works:

  1. You select an Energy Project Manager.
  2. We meet to discuss the Comprehensive Plan. Energy Project Manager prepares a Comprehensive Plan for projects that will be completed during the term of the agreement. Studies we’ve provided as part of our programs can be referenced to develop the plan.
  3. We approve the Comprehensive Plan. 
  4. Together we sign an Energy Project Manager agreement.
  5. Energy Project Manager develops and manages projects.
  6. Energy Project Manager provides a monthly or quarterly update of progress toward the Comprehensive Plan goals.
  7. We review the final results with Energy Project Manager and issue payment based on documented results. The customer has an obligation to refund any overpayment based on documented results.

The initial co-funding term is for one year and is contingent on achieving annual energy-savings goals included in the agreement between the customer and Rocky Mountain Power.

Payment No. Payment Amount Milestone
1 - Optional initial payment 1/3 of funding amount* (not to exceed $25,000)
  1. You select an Energy Project Manager. 
  2. We work together on a Comprehensive Plan for electric energy savings.
  3. You sign the Energy Project Manager offer.
2 - Final payment

$0.025 per kWh of energy savings achieved, to a maximum of $75,000 and less the initial payment.

 At the end of performance period as defined in the Energy Project Manager offer.

*Funding amount is based on the lesser of (a) $0.025 per kWh or (b) $75,000.

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