Have you considered implementing a Pay As You Save® (PAYS®) program for your municipal utility? Are you interested in participating in a potential initiative to launch PAYS® in Iowa? Are you interested in lowering energy and demand costs while improving customer satisfaction?
The Iowa Economic Development Authority is hosting a free PAYS® webinar on May 20, 2021, from 10:30 am – 12:00 pm.
The webinar will feature Tammy Agard, CEO of EEtility, describing the PAYS® process as well as examples of PAYS® programs used today by RECs and municipal utilities.
An RSVP is not required to participate, but is requested. RSVP your interest in participating to jeff.geerts@iowaeda.com.
What is Pay As You Save®?
According to PAYS® creator the Energy Efficiency Institute, the Pay As You Save® system enables building owners or tenants to purchase and install money-saving resource-efficient measures with no up-front payment and no debt obligation. Those who benefit from the savings pay for these measures through a tariffed charge on their utility bill, but only for as long as they occupy the location where the measures are installed. The monthly charge is always lower than the measure’s estimated savings and it remains on the bill for that location until all costs are recovered.
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+1 515-348-6300,,347172078# United States, Iowa City
Phone Conference ID: 347 172 078#
The Iowa Economic Development Authority is hosting a free PAYS® webinar on May 20, 2021, from 10:30 am – 12:00 pm.
The webinar will feature Tammy Agard, CEO of EEtility, describing the PAYS® process as well as examples of PAYS® programs used today by RECs and municipal utilities.
An RSVP is not required to participate, but is requested. RSVP your interest in participating to jeff.geerts@iowaeda.com.
What is Pay As You Save®?
According to PAYS® creator the Energy Efficiency Institute, the Pay As You Save® system enables building owners or tenants to purchase and install money-saving resource-efficient measures with no up-front payment and no debt obligation. Those who benefit from the savings pay for these measures through a tariffed charge on their utility bill, but only for as long as they occupy the location where the measures are installed. The monthly charge is always lower than the measure’s estimated savings and it remains on the bill for that location until all costs are recovered.
Webinar Login Information
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer or mobile app
Click here to join the meeting
Or call in (audio only)
+1 515-348-6300,,347172078# United States, Iowa City
Phone Conference ID: 347 172 078#
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