Jan 23, 2023
Onsite Utility Services Capital, a business consultancy based in Delavan, WI, updates its energy savings as a service (ESaaS) program which helps manufacturers optimize power consumption.

Delavan, United States - January 23, 2023 /PressCable/ —
CEO and Founder Fritz Kreiss says the enhanced service gives clients a competitive edge during a time when the cost of doing business has spiked significantly. Moreover, he adds that ESaaS is an innovative approach to power management since it does not require capital expenditure or loans.
More information about Onsite Utility Services Capital is available at https://onsiteutilityservices.com
The consulting firm's services involve the careful inspection of a manufacturer’s facility to identify energy-efficiency upgrades that can be done. Afterward, It will develop solutions for lighting, HVAC systems, air filtration, and other equipment that are heavy power consumers.
A NOVEL SOLUTION TO AN OLD PROBLEM
ESaaS is a pay-for-performance, off-balance-sheet solution that makes energy optimization attainable for both small and large businesses. The consultancy will cover all upfront costs; once the upgrades are completed, and the client will only need to make service payments based on the actual energy savings realized. As such, Kreiss notes, ESaaS is suitable for risk-averse business owners as they can see lower energy costs without any capital outlay.
CONCRETE RESULTS
Research shows that the average voltage supplied in the U.S. is 493 volts; however, most industrial equipment can function well with just 460 volts. By ensuring that machines use exactly the recommended power, businesses can save anywhere from 5% to 15% in energy costs. Moreover, optimizing electrical flow to voltage-sensitive equipment helps extend their service life.
Kreiss says: “Overhead costs like power expenditure represent a significant portion of your operating expenses. With ESaaS, you can rein in your spending and reallocate that money to other critical areas of your enterprise.”
Prospective clients can book a preliminary consultation to see if ESaaS is a good fit for their organization.
ABOUT ONSITE UTILITY SERVICES CAPITAL
Founded in 1993, Onsite Utility Services Capital has built a reputation for helping clients unlock power savings in a simple and sustainable manner. It has worked with businesses from a broad range of sectors, such as the hospitality, education, healthcare, real estate, and retail industries. Its other services include cost segregation, fractional energy management, and waste consulting.
Interested parties may visit https://onsiteutilityservices.com to learn more about ESaaS and its implementation.
Contact Info:
Name: Fritz Kreiss
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Organization: Onsite Utility Services Capital, LLC
Address: 5072 State Road 50, Delavan, WI 53115, United States
Website: https://onsiteutilityservices.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89088822
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