Good Energy experts focus on realizing cost-reducing energy supply and demand alternatives for commercial, industrial,
and institutional energy users. We spend all of our time shopping the market for the best available energy supply offers—so
you don't have to! The following case studies show how we help our customers implement energy cost-saving initiatives.
Dallas, TX; Long Island City, NY; Union, NJ; Elk Grove Village, IL; Worcester, MA - Manufacturing Facilities
A manufacturer of paper products with a nationwide presence turned to Good Energy for guidance with their energy procurement needs. Good Energy's broad national perspective and focused multi-regional expertise where instrumental in supplying this customer with the specific market intelligence that led to the successful negotiation of five energy supply contracts, for six geographically diverse manufacturing plants, with four separate retail electric providers. Good Energy's in-depth knowledge of the market participants, available products and creative pricing strategies made it possible for this customer to maximize contract benefits and minimize contract price for each individual facility.
National Real Estate Firm
The owner of a multi-tenant commercial office building was delighted when he was told a fixed price electricity
supply contract would save him about $0.13 per square foot in 2008 when compared to the rates he was otherwise expected
to pay to the local utility. At the close of 2009, it was determined that the actual savings amounted to approximately
$0.26 per square foot, or double the initial projected savings. Good Energy's ability to speak in real estate-specific
terms was instrumental in helping this customer protect his real estate asset from increases in volatile energy prices
while securing the “Right Product” with the “Right Contract Terms” at the “Right Time”.
New York, NY-Private School
A highly-respected private school in New York relied on Good Energy for a full service energy management program. Good Energy implemented a comprehensive lighting retrofit, replacing inefficient T12 fluorescent lighting systems with next generation T8 bulbs and electronic ballasts, administered a NYSERDA rebate, which dramatically reduced the final cost of the retrofit, and helped the school negotiate an electricity supply contract that insured energy cost savings and budgetary certainty for a multi-year term. A better quality of light in the classrooms, and significant reductions in operating expenses led to a high degree of satisfaction on the part of students, faculty and parents alike.