Implementation

Implementation
The Program allows flexibility in how the owner wishes to implement the selected measures. For instance, the owner may utilize in-house building staff, hire the RCx Provider to implement or provide technical assistance, contract with outside service contractors, or any combination of the above. The *RCx Investigation Report* will provide sufficient detail for the owner to accurately specify the implementation tasks to staff or contractors. In addition, the Program pays to retain the RCx Provider to be available to answer owner or contractor questions regarding measures being implemented and to verify measures, update savings calculations, and produce the final documentation. Once implementation is complete, the Program Representative conducts a final site visit and transfers the project’s ENERGY STAR account created as a part of the candidate screening with the pre-implementation score. The owner is instructed on how to use benchmarking as an ongoing energy management tool and as an indicator that building systems may need to be further maintained, improved or adjusted.

The Program allows flexibility in how the owner wishes to implement the selected measures. For instance, the owner may utilize in-house building staff, hire the RCx Provider to implement or provide technical assistance, contract with outside service contractors, or any combination of the above.

The RCx Investigation Report will provide sufficient detail for the owner to accurately specify the implementation tasks to staff or contractors. In addition, the Program pays to retain the RCx Provider to be available to answer owner or contractor questions regarding measures being implemented and to verify measures, update savings calculations, and produce the final documentation.

Once implementation is complete, the Program Representative conducts a final site visit and transfers the project’s ENERGY STAR account created as a part of the candidate screening with the pre-implementation score. The owner is instructed on how to use benchmarking as an ongoing energy management tool and as an indicator that building systems may need to be further maintained, improved or adjusted.