It may be just the right time to put on your BudgetCAP.
In my last blog I showed how you can set expectations for a potential second quarter utilities budget surplus. In that real-world example, the 240-facility, 25 million-square-feet public sector organization can expect a surplus of as much $6 million.
You’re coming to the realization that your next fiscal year budget is about to take a hit. The conventional wisdom about the public sector is “last in/last out” of a recession, so the toughest budget cutbacks may be months or even a year in the future…it’s coming, to be sure.
But today, you’re in for a nice utilities budget surplus! This may present a unique short-term opportunity for you to capture the surplus before it’s too late and invest it toward lower future operating expenses.
For 40 years, EnergyCAP has stood for Energy Cost Avoidance Program. Today, I’d like to introduce the concept of BudgetCAP, your Budget Cost Avoidance Program. The approach is simple: Invest your Q2 utilities surplus funds now into operating efficiencies to pay cost avoidance dividends in FY 21 and beyond. We offer a range of business process outsourcing options to help you streamline workflow and focus your time on high-value tasks. We’ll craft a plan that works best for your unique situation:
If you’re already an EnergyCAP user:
If you’re not yet already an EnergyCAP user:
Put on your BudgetCAP and act now! There will be many competing needs and wants for the impending budget surplus, so now is the time to start laying out your case. Soon the immediate crisis (and budget surplus) will be in the past, and we’ll all be in the slow and difficult re-building process, hoping for a return to normalcy but quite probably in a time of budget deficit.
I wish you the very best for health, safety, and security.
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