Rebuild New Mexico

- Building Audit -

Third Party Neutral, Non Commercial Professional and Experienced Energy Audit Team
Consider Rebuild New Mexico to assist with your large Energy Building Assessment Needs to include Investment Grade Audits. We conduct neutral, third-party Audits. Please contact us to learn more about how we can assist you.

www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=evaluate_performance.bus_portfoliomanager - EPA's Energy Star Portfolio is a user friendly way to understand the way that resources are used within buildings. Get started today in understanding this valuable tool.
www.nmschoolbuildings.org/ - Go to the maintenance portal and discover the Energy Management Program Guide. Also check out FIMS.
www.powermeterstore.com/c550/power_use_monitors.php - Check out the shark for your 3 amp needs.
www.cfcae.org/ - A New Mexico coalition of fourteen non-profit organizations that fund one well versed representative, Gail Ryba, to lobby on clean and renewable energy topics.
www.nmsea.org - The New Mexico Solar Energy Association. A vibrant non-profit organization that works for solar understanding and use in New Mexico.

More of the Specifics
Rebuild New Mexico (RNM) is a private, tax exempt corporation working to reduce New Mexico Energy costs. The RNM audit team is a neutral non-commercial, professional team that provides a range of energy saving solutions for commercial sized buildings. Mark Sardella, PE, has audited over 2 million square feet and identified more than $3 million in annual energy savings for New Mexico businesses. Mr. Sardella co-founded "Local Energy" in 2003, a non-profit organization with the mission to help communities develop energy self-reliance in preparation for the hardships of higher energy costs. Eric Doerrer has for over 12 years of lighting expertise. There are literally thousands upon thousands of lighting types worldwide which find their way into the local New Mexico market. The identification process is endless – the application of lighting is equally varied. One must be able to find the right light for the particular application, while keeping in mind the efficiency factor – a process that Mr. Doerrer has mastered over the years. We put this strong team together with a third more junior promising engineer in order to keep building our resource stock and also to keep costs low. All projects are overseen by our Program Director and communicated monthly with the Board Members. The Board Members stay involved and engaged in each of our activities.

www.localenergy.org - Web site of the Senior Audit Engineer Mark Sardella.
www.fsgconnect.com/index.htm - Web site resources for Eric Doerrer.
www.gelighting.com - Additional Web site resources for Eric Doerrer.

Building Audit approach
By visiting each building during site visits, our knowledgeable team will conduct an assessment of key areas in facility design where remodeling/retrofits could be made to improve electricity, natural gas and water efficiency. We will also consider alternative energy such as solar, biomass, and geo thermal that could be used. Some renewable sources are more appropriate in certain locations over others. We also have an extensive network of resources that help problem solving.

		Third Party Neutral, Non Commercial Professional and Experienced Energy Audit Team Consider Rebuild New Mexico to assist with your large Energy Building Assessment Needs to include Investment Grade Audits. We conduct neutral, third-party Audits. Please contact us to learn more about how we can assist you.

		www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=evaluate_performance.bus_portfoliomanager - EPA's Energy Star Portfolio is a user friendly way to understand the way that resources are used within buildings. Get started today in understanding this valuable tool.
		www.nmschoolbuildings.org/ - Go to the maintenance portal and discover the Energy Management Program Guide. Also check out FIMS.
		www.powermeterstore.com/c550/power_use_monitors.php - Check out the shark for your 3 amp needs.
		www.cfcae.org/ - A New Mexico coalition of fourteen non-profit organizations that fund one well versed representative, Gail Ryba, to lobby on clean and renewable energy topics.
		www.nmsea.org - The New Mexico Solar Energy Association. A vibrant non-profit organization that works for solar understanding and use in New Mexico.

		More of the Specifics Rebuild New Mexico (RNM) is a private, tax exempt corporation working to reduce New Mexico Energy costs. The RNM audit team is a neutral non-commercial, professional team that provides a range of energy saving solutions for commercial sized buildings. Mark Sardella, PE, has audited over 2 million square feet and identified more than $3 million in annual energy savings for New Mexico businesses. Mr. Sardella co-founded "Local Energy" in 2003, a non-profit organization with the mission to help communities develop energy self-reliance in preparation for the hardships of higher energy costs. Eric Doerrer has for over 12 years of lighting expertise. There are literally thousands upon thousands of lighting types worldwide which find their way into the local New Mexico market. The identification process is endless – the application of lighting is equally varied. One must be able to find the right light for the particular application, while keeping in mind the efficiency factor – a process that Mr. Doerrer has mastered over the years. We put this strong team together with a third more junior promising engineer in order to keep building our resource stock and also to keep costs low. All projects are overseen by our Program Director and communicated monthly with the Board Members. The Board Members stay involved and engaged in each of our activities.

		www.localenergy.org - Web site of the Senior Audit Engineer Mark Sardella.
		www.fsgconnect.com/index.htm - Web site resources for Eric Doerrer.
		www.gelighting.com - Additional Web site resources for Eric Doerrer.

		Building Audit approach By visiting each building during site visits, our knowledgeable team will conduct an assessment of key areas in facility design where remodeling/retrofits could be made to improve electricity, natural gas and water efficiency. We will also consider alternative energy such as solar, biomass, and geo thermal that could be used. Some renewable sources are more appropriate in certain locations over others. We also have an extensive network of resources that help problem solving.