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Pumping Up Savings: Leveraging Energy Performance Contracting for Comprehensive Utility Infrastructure Upgrades

18th Mar 9:00am - 9:50am MDT Carter Lake A&B-Leadership
7 attended
In Person
Session Description

Rural water utilities face constant pressure to modernize aging infrastructure, improve operational resilience, and meet sustainability goals—often with constrained capital budgets. Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) offers a powerful, budget-neutral solution by financing critical upgrades through guaranteed energy and operational savings. This panel discussion brings together experts from the public and private sectors to share a successful, collaborative model for implementing comprehensive EPC projects in Colorado. Attendees will learn how to strategically leverage EPC to approach major infrastructure improvements, including: • Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) water meter replacement • Significant facility efficiency updates in treatment plants and administrative buildings • The integration of on-site solar installations to reduce power costs Featuring representatives from state government and the private energy services sector, the panel will provide practical insights into securing financing, navigating state programs, and ensuring project success. Learn how EPC can transform utility operations from a necessary cost center into a source of savings and long-term modernization.

Attendees (7)
Rodney E Due
Director of Public Works at Due, Rodney E
Dillon Willson
public works director at Kremmling, Town of
Sterling Hinson
Field Operator at Round Mountain Water & Sanitation
Joseph Sandefur
Operator at City of Cripple Creek
Kevin Ash
Public Works & Utilities Director at Lochbuie, Town of
Melissa Taylor
PSOMAS
Scott Thomas
EPA Water/Training Specialist at Colorado Rural Water Association