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Would you like to use a Smart Meter for free? What the catch?

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You would have to sign over 50% of your monthly energy savings to us.

If you don’t want to give up 50% of your savings (smart move!), then you could take advantage of our limited time offer and buy a sample Enigin Eniscope Smart Meter at wholesale.

But you are still SAVING even after the 50% cut, right?

Yes you are! That’s money you would not have had in the first place, so even after turning over 50% you are still ahead.

So, what if you don’t take us up on the free smart meter offer?

Then, you are still paying for it anyway!

Huh?

Example – If your electricity bill is $1000 per month right now, and we save you $ 200 per month with our free programs, you will have to sign over $ 100 of that to us. But you are still paying less than you were before for electrical power: $ 900 per month.

If you don’t think that is fair, you are perfectly free to NOT take advantage of the free smart meter offer and continue to pay the electrical utility $ 1000 per month. In other words, you will pay $ 100 more per month than you have to, so you are in effect paying for the meter anyway.

Wouldn’t you rather reduce your electric bill by $ 100 per month even if it means sharing the savings?

But, you might be curious how a smart meter and our free services can save you ANY money on energy whatsoever! Well, we might save you money and we might not, but that’s our risk and not yours since we are the ones loaning you an expensive smart metering system. That’s why we need to first examine your energy bill for waste before agreeing to this offer.

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But you would rather try to save this money yourself? Good luck! It’s difficult to save what you cannot measure. Ever try dieting without keeping track of the food you ate? But you know how much food you eat by looking at your grocery bill at the end of each month, right? Yes, but does that show you when you are binging and on what? Same thing with your electric bill, which you receive at the end of the month? It gives you the total, but will it tell you that the cleaning crew turned on the air conditioner full blast every night they worked, wasting energy?

So, how do you pre-qualify for a free smart meter loan? First step is to fax a copy of your most recent electrical power bills, all pages to: 443-927-9018.

Or you could buy a sample Enigin Eniscope at wholesale cost here, during our Eniscope wholesale promotion.

Or, you can contact us on the form below for more information:

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Relax. The contraption shown at right is not what we had in mind. In any case, it needs a generator to work.

However, we would like to congratulate the middle school members of Roland Park Elementary and Middle School’s Environmental Club in Baltimore, MD for their creativity and astuteness in saving energy.

Besides the leadership role many of these pupils play in their community, including one young lady who was organizing a fundraiser to collect funds for a solar energy project, they also have a talent for observing what many working-age members of our community overlook: That is, one does not have to spend a fortune on high-tech gadgets, renewable energy and high-efficiency appliances to make a big difference.

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A great example of how an employee initiative program might work occurrred after MGPC installed an Enigin second-generation Eniscope in one electrical sub-panel serving a small wing of RPEMS. That afternoon, we spent just over an hour speaking to RPEMS Environmental Club members about energy, and what constitute energy waste. The children caught on fast.

The next step was to take the pupils on an “Energy Walk” very similar to how we would with a company’s employees, but much more brief, and without the benefit of wireless monitoring devices used with typical EnergyMaps applications such as convenience stores, restaurants and grocery stores. The first stop was the computer lab next door, where dozens of desktop computers displayed dark screens in a dark classroom. How much energy were they using?

The first guess of “none” was quickly interrupted by another’s observation that the screens are blank, but many of the monitors were left on.  Further inspection revealed that many of the desktops themselves were left on too.

We showed the pupils the nameplate data on the backs of the monitors and computers, where they were able to confirm that each monitor was still consuming about 200 watts of power, and each desktop computer was consuming about 150 watts.  We counted 4 computers and 5 monitors still operating, giving us 1600 wasted watts of power.

Assuming worst case, that is, that the night-time cleaning crew is not green-minded enough to turn this equipment off, then we can state that all of the computers and monitors run during normal school hours, but on average 4 computers and 5 monitors are left on for the other 16 hours and weekends.

So, kWh wasted on weekdays = 1.6 kW x 16 hours / day x 5 days = 128,000 watt hours or 128 kWh.

And, kWh wasted on weekends = 1.6 kW x 24 hours / day x 2 days = 76,800 watt hours or 76.8 kWh.

Cost of wasted energy in just this one room = $ 0.15 / kWh x (128 kWh + 76.8 kWh) = $ 30.72 / week, or $ 122 per month, or $ 1,597 annually!

Not a bad job for 6-8 graders!

Now, if this system, along with the training program and 6-month data analysis costs $ 91.00 per month, and only a small portion of what was monitored uncovered $ 122 per month savings with the help of school children, would you say that the program was a good investment? It is returning over 33% more than its cost in savings!

Of course, we didn’t even take into account the benefits of real-time energy monitoring or data-logging which make this program even more valuable, nor the additional savings possible when implementing load-side solutions, but we’ve made the point already: Would you spend $ 91 to save $ 122 ? Of course!

Maybe that’s why BG&E is planning on investing over $ 300 BILLION on similar programs.

To learn more about how this technology can benefit your business and to qualify for a free survey, please call MGPC at: 443-864-3072.

Side note: If you are concerned about computers not being shut off in your facility and realize that Microsoft’s built-in Power Manager settings will not do the job, please take a free trial download of Faronics sophistacated energy saving software at this link: Free Energy-Saving Download

For more information on Enigin’s Energy Maps Smart Metering Energy Reduction Program, please fill out our form:

Google and Microsoft building smart networks using smart metering technology – proving Enigin was correct!

See article below for more proof that smart metering and awareness can help save business and residential electricity customers 20% on their energy bills BEFORE implementing load side power solutions!

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Here are two additional articles on Enigin’s activities, including yet another case of an Enigin Partner giving something back to the community, something we at Maryland Green Power Co consider an inseparable part of doing business.

Chasing the Dream: Supporting Youth Groups Worldwide

Engage in Energy Conservation With Enigin

Please contact us for information on how MGPC can apply Enigin’s Smart Metering technology along with Enigin’s Energy Maps methodology to help reduce your energy consumption and expenditures in a cost-effective, environmentally responsible way with a focus on your bottom line.

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We are looking forward to the start of an interesting experiment tomorrow: A kick-off seminar at Roland Park Elementary and Middle School‘s Environmental Club, run by dedicated teacher, Ms. Kimberly Mooney, will educate Baltimore County’s middle school students in effective energy savings.

It is no surprise that RPEMS is already an accredited Green School, and they keep doing more!

In such a situation, it might be tough to squeeze out an additional 10% in energy savings, but our goal is to demonstrate that a little people-power applied with the intelligence gathered from a smart metering system like Enigin’s EnergyMaps System can beat many common energy saving technologies.

We like to say that the most powerful energy saving tool is the on / off switch, which will save 100% in energy at a fraction of the cost of technologies like CFL’s and LED lighting, which obviously do not save 100%.

The other important point to make touches on the benefits of having a smart meter installed, which some argue cannot save energy. However, since you cannot save what you cannot see (or measure), the smart meter indeed becomes an energy saving tool.

In conclusion, we have a group of Roland Park Middle School students attempting to do what any corporate energy manager would be proud to accomplish: Save 10% in energy costs with as little investment as possible. If they can do it, then what is your excuse?

We’ll let the students report the results when they are ready. Until then…

For more information on Enigin’s EnergyMaps and energy saving solutions, please see the Enigin corporate website at:

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