Commercial Energy Auditing

Learn how to conduct a comprehensive energy audit in commercial buildings, including how to prepare for your site visit, how to identify a range of opportunities, and where to find more information.

Tentative Agenda:

• Welcome
• Developing an Audit Strategy & Plan
• Pre-Audit Activities
• Data Collection and Analysis
• Building Systems and Potential Opportunities (Lighting, HVAC, Building Controls, Retrocommissioning, Enhanced Monitoring Based Commissioning, Motors, Drives, Compressed Air, Building Envelope, Battery Storage, Demand Response)
• Other Opportunities
• Training/Certifications/Resources
• Customer Opportunities Identified – What’s Next!

Instructors:

Ron Gillooly is currently Industrial Energy Program Director at Leidos. Mr. Gillooly was most recently Director of Business Development for Horizon Energy Services where he was instrumental in increasing sales 26% from 2013 to 2014. Prior to his role at Horizon, Ron worked at National Grid for twenty one years holding various positions in account management, community relations, and marketing premium services to commercial and industrial customers. In his current role as Industrial Energy Program Director, Mr. Gillooly is responsible for Leidos implementation and growth of Leidos Energy Management programs in the Northeast. Mr. Gillooly previously served as a guest lecturer in energy auditing at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Center for Sustainability in Business. He is a graduate of Rhode Island College and is a Certified Energy Manager with the Association of Energy Engineers. Mr. Gillooly is currently on the Board of Directors of the New England Chapter of The Association of Energy Engineers and past president.

Mike Pace is currently Engineering Manager at Leidos, he has been involved in the energy industry for over 23 years in a variety of roles that include energy efficiency project design and implementation, utility program design and technical support, and management of an energy services company. Mr. Pace also has a strong background supporting electric vehicle (EV) stations and infrastructure projects in Massachusetts and New York. Prior to Leidos, he worked to support EV charging station rollouts for National Grid and Eversource Energy coordinating the electrical infrastructure work up to the utility transformer. Mr. Pace has a BS in Engineering from Massachusetts Maritime Academy and an MS in Management from Massachusetts Maritime Academy.