Virtual CommissioningTM (VCxTM) is an innovative energy efficiency program which provides utilities
with a mass market small and medium business (SMB) solution by capitalizing on AMI investment. Want to learn more?
Power TakeOff has spent 20 years listening to utilities and their customers. Our Virtual Strategic Energy Management® (SEM®) program fundamentally intertwines solutions that address both utility and participant barriers. Since 2020, we have heard them loud and clear: virtual programs work. Power TakeOff’s vSEM program opens a new pathway for small- and medium-sized businesses and public institutions to participate in utility energy-efficiency programs.
In Focus on Energy’s 2020 Evaluation Report, only 9% of Business & Industry customers attended an in-person training in the past two years.
According to Puget Sound Energy’s 2016 RCM Evaluation, participants liked the SEM’s peer to peer networking.
In the newest CA SEM Evaluation, customers said they wanted to be rewarded for behavior change, too.
Virtual programs are our expertise. From our proven ability to target SMBs without traditional marketing, to See our award-winning Virtual Commissioning® energy efficiency program to learn more.
We only use utility meters, making our savings estimates the most accurate available in the industry.
Industry-leading M&V, industry knowledge, holistic design, stakeholder understanding, easy to evaluate. vSEM® has it all.
With the vSEM® program, any customers can get eligible savings from any building or process improvement. Once in the vSEM® program, customers are provided with custom evaluations of their facility usage and ongoing support and educational opportunities to improve their energy efficiency.
Our program staff and energy coaches have designed, administrated, implemented and evaluated SEM programs since the beginning. We know the barriers for every stakeholder, and have designed the program with you in mind.
With Power TakeOff’s in-house EMIS, participants can see the impact of their energy, and feel empowered to make changes.
Participants engage with each other through peer network groups. In these groups they collaborate, brainstorm and connect.
