Rhode Island Public Energy Partnership (RIPEP)

Funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, the Rhode Island Public Energy Partnership (RIPEP) was a 3-year (2012-2015) collaborative effort to achieve deep energy savings in state and municipal facilities and build a sustained, effective infrastructure for ongoing savings.

For more information on RIPEP, please contact Becca Trietch at Becca.Trietch@energy.ri.gov.

Overview

Funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, the Rhode Island Public Energy Partnership (RIPEP) was a 3-year (2012-2015) collaborative effort to achieve deep energy savings in state and municipal facilities and build a sustained, effective infrastructure for ongoing savings. Led by the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources, RIPEP brought together key state agencies, municipal governments, utilities, and state university partners to:

• Create a comprehensive inventory of energy consumption in the public sector;
• Implement energy efficiency measures in approximately 100 facilities to attain an average of 20% energy reduction; and
• Identify and mitigate barriers to efficiency improvements in the public sector.

RIPEP Introductory Letter

RIPEP Factsheet

RIPEP Application Materials

• Load Data Authorization Form
• Facility Survey
• Facility Survey Attachment A
• Facility Survey Attachment B