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Three webinars for commercial HVAC contractors, presented by

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Series Schedule

• Session 1 – July 22nd

Ensure Maintenance Agreement Renewals

• Session 2 – July 29th

Win New Maintenance Agreements

• Session 3 – August 5th

Drive Retrofit Project Revenue

Using Energy Services To…

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Session #2: Win New Maintenance Agreements

Agenda for today:

• Review Key Points From Session #1• Positioning Energy Services as a Differentiator• Selling To New Service Prospects vs. Existing

Customers• Targeting Prospects• The Sales Process

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Quick Review Of Key Session 1 Concepts

• Building owners’ perspective• Financial leverage of service• Why energy efficiency is important

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Why Now – Building Owners’ Pain

• Tenants now have leverage• Immediate need to reduce operating costs and

improve cash flow• Tight capital budgets delaying retrofit or replacement

projects

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The Financial Leverage of Service

Total

PM Agreements $3.02

Service / Repairs $7.48

Projects $5.41

Total $15.91

Each $1 of service agreements generates the equivalent of $15.91 in new revenue

PM Agreements

$1

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Why Energy Efficiency is Important

Building Size Current

Energy Cost Savings Savings (sf) ($ per sf) (%) ($)

5% 1,000$

10,000 $2.00 10% 2,000$

25% 5,000$

5% 5,000$

50,000 $2.00 10% 10,000$

25% 25,000$

5% 10,000$

100,000 $2.00 10% 20,000$

25% 50,000$

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Your Customers’ Time Horizon of Focus

2010 2011 2012 2013

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

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Your Customers’ Time Horizon of Focus

2010 2011 2012 2013

Q1 Q2Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

What can I do to cut costs now?!

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Your Talking Points

• We understand your need to reduce costs now• We have a unique approach• Not only addresses long-term cost of ownership • Identifies immediate operating cost savings • Cot savings will more than cover the cost of the service agreement • Positive cash flow from Day 1

Reposition Yourself in Less Than 30 Seconds

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Reduce Operating Costs 30% without Capital

“Through implementation of no- and low-cost operation and management practices alone, buildings may see a reduction in energy consumption of up to 30 percent.”

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0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

Energy

Service/RepairsAdministrative

Cleaning

Grounds / Security

% of Total Operating Costs

ENERGY STAR Says…

““Energy use is the single largest operating expense in commercial office buildings.”

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Winning New Maintenance Agreements

Hunter’s mindset required

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Getting Started

1. Define Differentiated Offering

2. Target Prospects

3. Refine Sales Process

4. Establish accountabilities / incentives

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How Will You Differentiate?

“I used to dread a customer asking, ‘What makes your company different?’ Now I welcome it.”

- Ted Hussey, Marina Mechanical

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Energy Service Agreements

Energy Service Agreement Options

EnergyPremium

Energy PlusEnergy Basic

Continuous energy monitoring & verification Energy Savings Assessment™ (every 9 months) Energy Benchmark™ (quarterly)

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Energy Service Agreement Tool Kit

Energy Benchmark™

Energy Savings

Assessment™

Energy Savings Audit™

Continuous Energy

Monitoring

What it Does

Benchmarks energy efficiency of building against peers

Identifies specific low/no cost savings opportunities

Focus on generating cash flow

Provides financial justification of proposed retrofit projects

Documents actual savings

Ensures ongoing energy performance

How it’s Used

Included as part of the Energy Service Agreement proposal

Sold as part of the Energy Service Agreement

Used as needed to justify retrofits

Sold as part of the Energy Service Agreement

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Targeting Prospects

Attractiveness: # of buildings, type, size

Receptiveness: How motivated are they?

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Target the Correct Decision Making Level

% of Time Spent Position What Motivates Them Why Talk to Them

20% 30% VP Finance, VP Operations, VP Facilities

• Reducing operating costs (management pressure)

• Decision maker for service

45% 60%Facilities or Plant Manager / Director

or Property Manager

• Happy tenants• Looking good to their

owners

• Can influence decisions• Partner with them to go

upstairs• In the loop w/ current service

provider

10% 20%CFO / COO / Controller

• Overall operating cost and corporate objectives

• Needed to approve decision• Can direct activities

5% 10%Building Engineer/Operator

• Minimizing downtime• Reduced complaints

• Close to mechanical equipment

• Need to win them over• May have veto power

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Energy Service Agreement™ Sales Process

Get the Meeting

1st Meeting - Introduction

Building Survey / Energy Benchmark

Present the Proposal

Close the Service Sale

Sell Energy ServicesNot an Opportunity

Today

Confirmation / Verification

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How Energy Services Impacts Sales Funnel

1st Meeting

Dials

Proposal

Survey

Sales

Confirmation

1. Increase conversion rate from dials to 1st meetings– Industry average ~ 2 - 3%

Delivering a differentiated message will increase 1st meetings

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1st Meeting

Dials

Proposal

Survey

How Energy Services Impacts Sales Funnel

Sales

Confirmation

2. Increase close rate of proposals– Industry average ~ 30%

Delivering clear value will increase close rate

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How Energy Services Impacts Sales Funnel

3. Sell standalone energy services

Not ideal, but it’s a start

Get the Meeting

1st Meeting - Introduction

Building Survey / Energy Benchmark

Present the Proposal

Close the Service Sale

Sell Energy ServicesNot an Opportunity

Today

Confirmation / Verification

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How Energy Services Impacts Sales Funnel

Step in Process Currentw/ Energy Services Offering

Impact to Bottom

Line

Increase conversion rate from dials to 1st meetings 3% 4% 33%

Increase close rate of proposals 30% 40% 33%

Option for “energy only” agreements establishes business relationships

0% 20% 100%*

Combined effect: Increase sales by nearly 3X!

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Step #1: Get The Meeting

• Explain how you’re different• I can show you how we will reduce your

operating costs

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Prospecting and Setting Appointments

Cold Calling

Marketing Leads

CustomerReferrals

Sales Approach

We’re reaching out to help building managers improve cash flow by generating immediate

savings

Trying to cut operating costs?

Mr. Jones recommended I speak to you – we recently cut his energy costs $20k

Requires Calling scriptsTime + focus

Marketing campaign

Good reputation

Tools Required Phone scriptEnergy Services

Letter /EmailEnergy Services

Testimonial

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Step #2: First Meeting

Identify pain AND create doubt

• Uncover financial pain• Create a spark• Get agreement on simple next step

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Step #3: Present & Close

The goal: Verbal close

• Energy Benchmark results• Options / recommendation• Trial close

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Energy Star Benchmarking: The On-Ramp

• Energy metrics– Cost per sf– Energy usage index

(kbtu/sf)– Carbon footprint

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Energy Star Benchmarking: The On-Ramp

• Energy metrics– Cost per sf– Energy usage index

(kbtu/sf)– Carbon footprint

• Comparison to peers– ENERGY STAR® Energy

Performance Rating– Energy Cost Comparison

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• Energy metrics– Cost per sf– Energy usage index

(kbtu/sf)– Carbon footprint

• Comparison to peers– ENERGY STAR® Energy

Performance Rating– Energy Cost Comparison

• Opportunities for savings

Energy Star Benchmarking: The On-Ramp

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Energy Assessment

• Low & no cost savings

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Energy Assessment

• Backed-up withyour building assessment data

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Step #4: Propose Energy Service Agreement

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Winning Proposals• Overall customer benefits vs pain points• Document current building performance• Deliverables / Scope of Work• Analysis of total cost of ownership• Relevant references

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Motivate Your Sales Team

Clearly define sales expectations and incentives– 2 Energy Benchmarks per week– 2 Energy Service Agreement per month

Commission100$ 10% of revenue from assessment / audit value20%

Quantity Average ValueAnnual

Commission2 per week 10,000$ 1 per month 2,500$ 3,000$ 2 per month 4,000$ 19,200$

32,200$

Energy Solutions Sales Incentives

per benchmark

of Year 1 agreement value

ProductEnergy BenchmarkEnergy Savings Assessment / Audit (stand-alone)

Energy BenchmarkEnergy Savings Assessment / Audit (stand-alone)

Energy Service Agreement (recurring)

Energy Service Agreement (recurring)

Potential Annual Earnings:

MechanicalMechanical

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What Will it Take to Overcome Sales Inertia?

In order to… Your salespeople will need…

Sell it at the right price Pricing guidelines

Know what to sell Clearly defined offering

Communicate the benefits Sales literature

Close business Contract document

Be motivated to sell Defined sales incentives

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Key Takeaways

1. Prospects need your help, they don’t know you can

2. Taking share requires sales to become hunters

3. Integrate Energy Services into Service Agreement

4. ESA’s are not cost centers, they generate cash

5. Develop 30 second commercial

6. Set expectations with sales regarding weekly targets

7. “Sell” free Energy Star benchmarks

$1 in Service Contracts Generates $15.91