Most energy projects rely on tried-and-true Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) like lighting upgrades and HVAC system improvements, and for good reason. These foundational measures deliver proven results for energy programs. However, as facilities managers seek to maximize ROI, enhance building resilience, and create long-term value, the most impactful projects are strategically expanding beyond these foundational measures to capture additional savings opportunities.

This session explores high-impact ECMs that are transforming project scope and savings potential, like combined heat and power, refrigeration, water conservation strategies, geothermal systems, and high-efficiency transformers.

The key to success lies in understanding how to implement these advanced measures cost-effectively, using projected energy savings to fund the initial investment through performance contracting, utility rebates, and creative financing structures. Rather than viewing these as replacement strategies, the most successful facilities managers are learning to layer these high-impact measures with traditional ECMs to create comprehensive programs that maximize both immediate savings and long-term building performance.

Key Takeaway

Which advanced energy conservation measures deliver the biggest gains beyond traditional upgrades
How to layer high-impact ECMs with foundational measures to boost ROI and resilience
Ways to fund advanced projects using savings, incentives, and creative financing

NFMT WEST 2026

Need-to-Know Energy Conservation Measures for Savings and Performance

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