US DOE Metering Best Practices: Achieving Utility Resource Efficiency
This report from the U.S. Department of Energy illustrates how energy management information systems (EMIS) can enable federal agencies to improve energy performance, reduce costs, and meet energy goals.
The guide discusses how to identify and implement needed EMIS functions and capabilities, covering the entire EMIS lifecycle including system design, procurement, implementation, and ongoing maintenance.
It provides practical guidance for facility managers seeking to deploy or upgrade metering infrastructure, with a focus on achieving measurable utility resource efficiency through data-driven energy management.
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