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APPA Project Manager Tools Track Energy Savings

March 7, 2017

The project-management web tool allows FMs to track and analyze the energy, financial and carbon savings data in environmentally friendly projects.

APPA and the Sustainable Endowments Institute have released the Green Revolving Revolving Investment Tracking System (GRITS). The project-management web tool allows users to track and analyze the energy, financial, and carbon savings data from their energy and resource-efficiency projects.

With this free version open only to APPA members, users can:

  • Access the GRITS Dashboard, which shows a snapshot of your project portfolio’s energy, financial, and carbon savings,
  • Access the Project Details page to track project-specific details, including project type, cost, relevant transactions, performance, and measurement and verification,
  • Utilize the Project Overview feature to see all projects you have entered that have been completed, current, or proposed for the future,
  • View a limited version of the GRITS Project Library, which allows for filtering through projects from other institutions by project type, project cost, payback period, region, and more,
  • Track up to 20 projects and create two user accounts.

APPA member institutions can access a library of more than 1,400 projects completed by other GRITS users across the U.S. and Canada. To see more information, click here

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