Through Save Energy Now, DOE's Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) helps industrial plants operate more efficiently and profitably by identifying ways to reduce energy use in key industrial process systems.

As a key element of Save Energy Now, DOE is sending ESA Energy Experts to the nation's most energy-intensive manufacturing facilities to conduct 250 Energy Savings Assessments. The purpose of the assessments is to identify immediate opportunities to save energy and money, primarily by focusing on energy intensive systems including process heating, steam, pumps, fans and compressed air.

Many companies have benefited from Energy Savings Assessments provided by ESA Energy Experts using DOE software tools and technical information. These assessments continue to yield major bottom-line benefits for these companies. Visit Results to learn more about these past assessments.

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[ Sep 05, 2007 ] University of Massachusetts IAC Named 2007 Center of Excellence

[ Mar 21, 2007 ] The Cape Light Compact is the Newest MAEEP Sponsor

[ Sep 06, 2006 ] 2006 Peer Exchange Report now available!

[ Mar 31, 2006 ] MAEEP two-year report now available

[ Feb 10, 2006 ] MAEEP Assists in DOE Award to Raytheon

[ Jan 12, 2006 ] A.I.M. Executive Forum

[ Nov 10, 2005 ] DOE Announces Energy Savings Assessment Opportunity

[ Nov 04, 2005 ] ISO NE Announces New Winter Demand Response Program

[ Oct 31, 2005 ] Chiller System Optimization Seminar

[ Oct 31, 2005 ] MAEEP Presents at 7th Annual Large Energy Users Summit

[ Oct 20, 2005 ] Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Partnership Director panelist on WGBY’s “Around the Water Cooler

[ Oct 03, 2005 ] DOE Kicks Off National "Easy Ways to Save Energy" Campaign

[ Jun 29, 2005 ] Compressed Air System Upgrade Saves Energy and Improves Performance at Raytheon's Andover, Massachusetts, Plant

[ May 22, 2005 ] MAEEP recognizes the Association of Energy Services Professionals