Line-by-line utility bill auditing, energy optimization, building performance standard compliance, and business modernization. Trusted by universities and Fortune 500 companies.
Every engagement starts with one question: where is money being wasted? We find the answer and build you a plan to fix it.
A streamlined, expert-led process that turns your data into dollars saved.
Send us your utility bills, building data, or business docs through our secure intake form.
Our CEM-led process combines expert knowledge with advanced analytics to find what others miss.
Receive a clear, actionable report with specific findings, dollar amounts, and next steps.
Implement recommendations and start reducing costs. Clear action items with projected savings and timelines.
Whether you need a quick answer or a strategic partner, we have an engagement model that fits.
The difference between a generic audit and one that actually finds money.
Over 40 US jurisdictions now mandate energy benchmarking, building performance standards, or GHG emissions reporting. Non-compliance means penalties — often thousands per year. We help you stay compliant.
Tier 1 buildings (>50,000 SF) face deadlines starting June 2026. Tier 2 (20,000+ SF) by July 2027. Penalties up to $5,000 + $1.50/SF per cycle. We develop your Energy Management Plan, O&M Plan, and EUI target analysis — the same work we do daily at WSU.
Campus and district energy systems must develop 15-year decarbonization plans. Connected buildings must meet CBPS benchmarking, EMP, and O&M requirements. We build these plans and manage the alternative compliance pathway.
Buildings >25,000 SF face carbon caps with penalties of $268/metric ton over limit. Stricter 2030 limits will affect 80% of covered buildings. We calculate your emissions, model compliance pathways, and develop decarbonization roadmaps.
Annual reporting, third-party verification, and declining emissions caps through 2050. Alternative compliance payments of $234/metric ton. We handle benchmarking, verification, and reduction strategy.
7% emissions reduction by 2026, 20% by 2030 for buildings >50,000 SF. Annual benchmarking required. We manage compliance pathway selection and energy efficiency planning.
Penalties of $10/SF (capped at $7.5M). Expanding to all buildings >10,000 SF in 2025. We provide benchmarking, compliance pathway implementation, and penalty avoidance strategies.
Annual benchmarking required for commercial buildings >50,000 SF. SB 253 adds Scope 1-3 GHG reporting for large corporations. We manage Portfolio Manager submissions and GHG quantification.
Seattle BEPS, Portland OR, Denver’s Energize Denver, Maryland Climate Solutions Now Act, Oregon HB 3409, Minneapolis, St. Louis, San Francisco, Reno, Salt Lake City, Miami-Dade, Honolulu, and dozens more. We track compliance requirements across every major US market — and new mandates are enacted every year.
With a BS in Environmental Science from CSU Channel Islands and an MBA in Finance from Washington State University, I've spent over 13 years at the intersection of energy, finance, and data — from conducting Scope 1-3 greenhouse gas inventories for large commercial clients at a global energy consulting firm to managing utility billing, capital projects, and Clean Buildings Performance Standard compliance at WSU. Today I also lead district energy decarbonization strategy and legislative compliance for energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions at the university — including Washington's Clean Buildings Act (HB 1257) and district energy requirements under HB 1390. Along the way, I earned a Certified Energy Manager credential from the Association of Energy Engineers and a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt — each one sharpening how I approach the problems your buildings face.
I started Green Check Solutions because I kept finding the same patterns everywhere: utility billing errors that go uncaught for years, tax exemptions left on the table, energy waste hiding behind outdated processes, and organizations drowning in spreadsheets that should have been automated long ago. My background as a Utility Tax Analyst and Utility Demand Analyst at a global energy consulting firm means I know exactly where to look on your invoices — and my experience with SkySpark, Energy Star Portfolio Manager, and custom analytics dashboards means I can build you the tools to stay on top of it going forward.
Based in Idaho, I work remotely with clients across the country. Every analysis is personally reviewed — your data gets expert attention backed by real-world experience managing energy portfolios at both the corporate and campus scale.
Answers to the questions we hear most from building owners and facility managers.
A utility bill audit is a line-by-line review of your electric, gas, water, and steam bills to identify billing errors, rate misclassifications, missed tax exemptions, and other overcharges. Most organizations have never had their bills reviewed this way, and errors are extremely common. Our audits typically uncover significant recoverable costs.
Our Quick Utility Audit starts at $200 for a single building. For comprehensive portfolio audits and utility tax recovery, we offer contingency-based pricing — you only pay when we find recoverable savings. Contact us for a specific quote based on your number of accounts.
For utility tax recovery engagements, we work on contingency. If we don't find recoverable overcharges or savings, you pay nothing. We only succeed when you do — our incentives are aligned with yours from day one.
Building performance standards (BPS) are laws requiring commercial buildings to meet energy or emissions targets by specific deadlines, with financial penalties for non-compliance. Over 40 US jurisdictions now have some form of BPS — including Washington State, NYC, Boston, DC, Colorado, and California. If you own or manage commercial buildings over 20,000–50,000 SF in these jurisdictions, you are likely covered. Contact us for a quick compliance assessment.
No. While based in Idaho, we work with clients nationwide. Utility bill auditing and energy consulting can be done entirely remotely. Our founder spent six years at a global energy consulting firm working with large commercial clients across the country — remote utility analysis is core to how we work.
Most clients see initial findings from a Quick Utility Audit within 3–5 business days. For comprehensive audits, the full analysis typically takes 4–8 weeks depending on the number of accounts. Overcharge refunds from utilities can take 1–3 billing cycles to process after we file the corrections.
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