Texas Local Government Energy Manager Survey

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The purpose of this brief survey is to determine the distribution of energy management responsibilities among local government entities in the State of Texas. The goal of this survey is to generate a broader understanding of local government energy managers to facilitate information sharing regarding free energy management resources available from the State Energy Conservation Office (https://comptroller.texas.gov/programs/seco/programs/local/).

The City Efficiency Leadership Council is an outreach and education program funded by the State Energy Conservation Office. We are a collaborative of cities, school districts, and other public entities across the state, engaged in sharing opportunities for partnership and resource exchange in an effort to expand the adoption of energy management best practices. Learn more: https://eepartnership.org/city-efficiency-leadership-council_2020/

Questions? Contact cities@eepartnership.org

Email *

Name of Local Government Entity: *

Does your local government staff include a dedicated FULL TIME energy manager position? *

Yes

Does your local government staff include a position where energy management is a CORE FUNCTION among other responsibilities? (Regardless of staff's official title) *

Yes

Name of full time or partial energy manager.

Title of full/partial energy manager.

Department of full/partial energy manager.

Email address of full/partial energy manager.

What are the responsibilities of your full time or partial energy manager (select all that apply)?

Collecting energy and/or water consumption data from utility bills for city-owned facilities.

Reviewing energy and/or water utility bills for accuracy.

Paying energy and/or water utility bills.

Evaluating and/or negotiating energy and water supply contracts.

Consolidating energy and/or water data into a spreadsheet, database, or energy management software.

Evaluating energy and/or water data to identify cost savings opportunities.

Communicating energy and/or water data or saving information across city departments.

Maintenance/repairs of buildings, facilities, or energy using systems (lighting, HVAC, etc.)

Managing third party contractors providing energy or water services (such as energy services companies).

Installing or constructing building or facility improvements (such as lighting upgrades).

Completion of Local Government Energy Reporting (https://comptroller.texas.gov/programs/seco/reporting/local-gov.php and/or other state or regional energy data reporting.)

Procurement of third party energy services.

Benchmarking facilities using ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager or another tool.

Developing and managing energy policies or goals.

Other:

Aside from a full/partial energy manager, is any other staff or department of your local government responsible for any of the tasks described above? If so, please provide details on tasks and responsible staff/departments.

May the City Efficiency Leadership Council contact your full/partial energy manager to share SECO Local Government program information?

Yes

Other:

Please add any additional comments or clarifications you may have.

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