Operator Site Energy

What is a site operator?

First, what is this nerdy thing called the “site operator?” It’s a way to search Google for content from a specific website. For example, if you type into Google site:jm-seo.org then Google will tell you the content it knows about on this website (jm-seo.org). Try it. It works for any website, even Twitter as in site:twitter.com.

What is the DOE Onsite Energy Program?

The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Onsite Energy Program provides regionally tailored technical assistance support for industrial sites, and other large energy users, installing electricity generation and storage technologies at their facilities.

What is the Onsite Energy Program?

Join upcoming events. Contact [email protected] with questions. The Onsite Energy Program is an initiative to provide technical assistance for industrial facilities and other large energy users to increase the adoption of onsite clean energy technologies.

Where can I find information about Onsite Energy?

Visit the Onsite Energy website to: Learn more about the program. Explore technology areas. Find resources. Join upcoming events. Contact [email protected] with questions.

Where can I find information about onsite energy deployment?

The TAPs are also supported by a trio of DOE national laboratories (the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) with subject-matter expertise in onsite energy deployment. Visit the Onsite Energy website to: Learn more about the program. Explore technology areas. Find resources.

Why do manufacturing facilities use onsite energy?

By generating and storing electricity and heat onsite, manufacturing facilities can purchase energy when it is most economical, improving resilience, increasing flexibility, and reducing operating costs. How Can the Program Help You?