Energy Management Network
The Energy Management Network (EMN) is composed of energy practitioners who work to improve energy efficiency and procurement – including the procurement of renewable and alternative energy. Energy practitioners address issues that affect the management of energy consumption as a retail operational expense and performance related to efficiency, emissions, and/or renewable energy that may be framed by a sustainability goal.
The leading retailers benefit from an energy technology landscape continuously developing new opportunities for efficiency improvements, sometimes eligible for utility rebates and incentives to encourage early adoption. Similarly, with ongoing changes in electricity fuel mix and significant increases in renewable energy generation, retail procurement strategies are evolving to meet the price and emissions needs of the organization.
The EMN is uniquely open to energy practitioners from all retail companies and provides a regular forum to benchmark and hear from experts, like National Labs, on rotating topics related to the implementation, management, and oversight of retail energy programs. The committee has twoone annual in-person meetings (both co-located with the EEI National Key Accounts Workshopconferences), benchmarking surveys, and monthly, focused benchmarking calls on members’ highest priority issues.
For information on RILA's Energy Management Network, contact Erin Hiatt at erin.hiatt@rila.org. Network members can access recent EMN content and resources below. For past call content, resources, reports and more, please reach out to Erin Hiatt.
For more information on environmental law and regulations applicable to retail, including tools for environmental compliance program management, and sustainability and zero waste management resources visit the Retail Compliance Center website.
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