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Explore the Right Energy Toolkit for Your Business

PennTAP’s Energy Toolkits helps Pennsylvania businesses improve energy efficiency and reduce costs through expert resources and strategies. Each toolkit offers practical guides, templates, and links to funding opportunities to help organizations take control of their energy management. Whether you’re looking to benchmark your energy usage or explore renewable energy options, these toolkits are designed to support businesses in achieving both immediate savings and long-term sustainability goals.

Over the years, PennTAP has helped businesses reduce their energy costs by more than $8.6 million using these tools.

To enhance energy efficiency, cost savings, and sustainability, there are simple, low-to-no-cost steps you can implement in your building. PennTAP has created free energy toolkits to help you estimate potential savings in your facility or home. These toolkits offer sector-specific resources tailored to your building type, allowing you to target your main energy usages and start improving efficiency right away. Use these guides to take immediate action and begin your journey toward better energy management today.

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Manufacturing Toolkit

For industrial plants and factories, including chemical, food processing, and metal casting.

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Commercial Toolkit

For offices, hotels, restaurants, convenience stores, doctor’s offices, and places of worship.

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Residential Toolkit

For single-family detached and attached homes, apartments, and mobile homes.

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School/Municipal Building Toolkit

For K-12 school buildings, higher education buildings, and government buildings.

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*If you are unsure about which sector applies to your building type, please contact us.

Note: These toolkits should be used for educational purposes only and should not be used in place of a professional energy audit. The results provided are an estimation. Your savings may vary based on your actual facility and equipment sizes or the size of your home and household.

This project was funded by the Metropolitan Edison Company/Pennsylvania Electric Company Sustainable Energy Fund. For more information about their programs, go to their website here.

“In the U.S., it costs $200 billion a year to power the buildings where we work, shop, and go to school, and another $200 billion for industrial energy use. On average 20-30% of this energy is wasted. By reducing the waste of energy in buildings we can save energy and money, create good jobs, and avoid significant emissions of CO2.”
- Better Buildings, U.S. Department of Energy