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Answers to common questions about Power Systems Group and our services.
An energy audit focuses on reducing actual energy usage through operational changes and equipment upgrades, while a utility rate analysis identifies and better rate opportunities without modifying facility operations.
PSG Energy helps large businesses reduce energy and utility expenses through customized strategies including rate analysis, procurement, demand cost reduction, lighting upgrades, renewable energy evaluation, water/sewer management, and full utility oversight.
Deregulated energy procurement allows companies in eligible markets to choose their energy suppliers. PSG leverages competition in these markets to secure better pricing and contract terms.
Yes. PSG understands the structure and dynamics of both regulated and deregulated markets and uses this knowledge to optimize electricity and gas costs for clients nationwide.
By analyzing energy invoices line by line, PSG identifies errors, hidden opportunities, rate misapplications, and better rate structures resulting in significant cost savings without requiring capital investment.
Even slight adjustments in utility rate plans can yield thousands of dollars in savings annually without any equipment upgrades or operational changes.
Demand cost reduction targets peak energy usage charges, which are billed separately from overall consumption. PSG implements strategies to manage and reduce these high-demand costs.
Energy management involves tracking, reducing, and optimizing energy consumption through monitoring systems, usage analytics, and behavioral or operational changes.
Yes. PSG helps businesses evaluate the financial and operational benefits of renewable energy options like solar or green energy procurement, providing data-backed recommendations.
Upgrading to modern, energy-efficient lighting can reduce energy waste and result in payback periods as short as 6 to 12 months.
Yes. Water and sewer charges can account for up to 30% of a utility budget. PSG identifies cost-saving opportunities and usage inefficiencies in water management.
No. PSG also helps with water, sewer, oils, propane, and renewable energy opportunities—offering full-spectrum utility management.
Contact PSG Energy at 404-355-4445 or email [email protected] to begin with a no-obligation utility consultation or audit.
PSG provides unbiased, performance-based services, deep utility expertise, full service implementation, and quantifiable savings reporting—without receiving fees from utility companies.
Yes. PSG works with companies that have multiple locations or facilities, providing centralized oversight and optimized purchasing across all sites.
PSG Energy operates in all 50 states across North America and Canada since 1989.
Energy is often one of the top five expenses in commercial and industrial operations, and many facilities overpay due to lack of expert focus on cost optimization.
Facilities often lack internal resources, face complex market conditions, and miss savings opportunities due to changing rates, poor contract terms, or lack of third-party negotiation.
PSG uses a four-step approach: Energy Evaluation, Baseline Reporting, Cost-Saving Recommendations, and Implementation with Monthly Support Reports.
PSG discusses current energy operations with the client, reviews recent invoices, usage patterns, and spend data to identify cost-saving opportunities.
It establishes a starting point for improvement by analyzing historical spend, rates, consumption, and current practices.
A detailed executive summary, cost-saving strategies, implementation blueprint, and expected outcomes.
Yes. PSG implements all approved solutions, reports monthly savings, and continuously finds new opportunities.
Former utility employees and engineers with deep expertise in electricity and gas cost structures, regulated and deregulated markets, and emerging technologies.
PSG customizes energy spend strategies, delivers results, and navigates implementation of all opportunities.
Yes. Each plant or facility receives a customized strategy designed to match its operations and energy profile.