1. What should I learn during a typical first meeting?
2. Why can’t I just leave my building alone?  Isn’t it already efficient?
3. What Benefits can I expect to see by improving my energy effectiveness?
4. How much energy savings can I hope to achieve by improving my efficiency?
5. Are there other incentives to upgrading my energy efficiency beyond all the benefits already discussed?
6. How does The First Energy Group know what I have and properly specify what needs to be upgraded?
7. How does The First Energy Group determine savings?
8. How accurate are the projected energy savings?
9. How does The First Energy Group determine our total Savings?
10. How do I know my savings will really be there?
11. How much is this going to cost?
12. What should I know to be comfortable making this decision?

 

"Superior energy management is good business. Recent research suggests that leaders in energy management are able to achieve superior financial performance.
...energy is part of your value chain and managing it strengthens your bottom line."

- US Energy Star Website October 26, 2006