Roger Brown is a graduate of Georgia Tech's H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering. His articles on cost reduction and the future of energy have appeared in Paper 360, the journal of the pulp and paper industry. He has directed energy cost optimization projects for clients in the United States and Canada for the past 20 years. His passions include diving with sharks and flying light aircraft.

• Part 1: What's in this for you? 1. How to lower your costs fast 2. Chief financial officers' quick start guide to energy savings 3. Three case studies – can you really save millions? Part 2: Tools for demand and cost reduction 4. Demand response/interruptible service 5. Thoroughly understand your relative risk to win with rate chagnes and interruptible opportunities 6. Real-time pricing 7. Coincident peak costs 8. Solar power 9. Energy management systems Part 3: Free money 10. Sales tax 11. Billing line items you can remove 12. Combining meters Part 4: How to get things done with your utility 13. Dealing with your utility 14. Appoint a champion and get things done 15. Long-term monitoring and acting on your data 16. Summary and plan going forward

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Roger Brown is a graduate of Georgia Tech's H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering. His articles on cost reduction and the future of energy have appeared in Paper 360, the journal of the pulp and paper industry. He has directed energy cost optimization projects for clients in the United States and Canada for the past 20 years. His passions include diving with sharks and flying light aircraft.

• Part 1: What's in this for you? 1. How to lower your costs fast 2. Chief financial officers' quick start guide to energy savings 3. Three case studies – can you really save millions? Part 2: Tools for demand and cost reduction 4. Demand response/interruptible service 5. Thoroughly understand your relative risk to win with rate chagnes and interruptible opportunities 6. Real-time pricing 7. Coincident peak costs 8. Solar power 9. Energy management systems Part 3: Free money 10. Sales tax 11. Billing line items you can remove 12. Combining meters Part 4: How to get things done with your utility 13. Dealing with your utility 14. Appoint a champion and get things done 15. Long-term monitoring and acting on your data 16. Summary and plan going forward

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Roger Brown is a graduate of Georgia Tech's H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering. His articles on cost reduction and the future of energy have appeared in Paper 360, the journal of the pulp and paper industry. He has directed energy cost optimization projects for clients in the United States and Canada for the past 20 years. His passions include diving with sharks and flying light aircraft.

• Part 1: What's in this for you? 1. How to lower your costs fast 2. Chief financial officers' quick start guide to energy savings 3. Three case studies – can you really save millions? Part 2: Tools for demand and cost reduction 4. Demand response/interruptible service 5. Thoroughly understand your relative risk to win with rate chagnes and interruptible opportunities 6. Real-time pricing 7. Coincident peak costs 8. Solar power 9. Energy management systems Part 3: Free money 10. Sales tax 11. Billing line items you can remove 12. Combining meters Part 4: How to get things done with your utility 13. Dealing with your utility 14. Appoint a champion and get things done 15. Long-term monitoring and acting on your data 16. Summary and plan going forward

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