Making The Most Of Energy In Real Estate

Guidelines are presented for implementing a one- or two-day workshop entitled: Making the Most of Energy in Real Estate. Energy information is presented so that the participants in the real estate sector are well informed about energy matters so that real estate decisions will reflect the scarcity of dwindling energy supplies. A step-by-step guide for persons implementing the workshop is given and checklists and forms which may be useful to workshop planners at various stages are shown. Examples of the kinds of promotional materials necessary for the workshop are described. Lesson plans for the use of nine slide/tape shows which are available for the workshop are given. Lesson-by-lesson lists of all handouts are presented. The script necessary to present the information on the slide/tape shows is presented in this guideline.--From Energy Citations.

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This text has been developed to satisfy two major goals. First, we build the confidence, assurance, and poise of the reader with regard to energy matters, in general, and energy effects on real estate, in particular. The reader must have a basic understanding of the energy sectors so that he or she can be comfortable with what is to follow. Secondly, the text strives to develop competence in the reader, so that he or she can proficiently perform the analytical evaluations needed to incorporate energy factors into his or her business routines. The intent of these goals is to provide the reader with the tools needed, and to demonstrate how these tools can be used to improve the reader's way of doing business. The text includes applications of these tools to actual energy saving methods, but it does not dictate "pat" answers to the energy crisis. Instead, it strives to provide the reader with the best answers for a particular market area. This approach also enables the reader to adjust to changing conditions and to evaluate new energy conserving devices not discussed in the text. This report was originally prepared for and published by the U. S. Department of Energy. At the time of original publication Hans R. Isakson was Assistant Professor, Department of Real Estate and Urban Development, College of Business Administration, University of Georgia; and Deena D. Kushner was Staff Consultant, Small Business Development Center, College of Business Administration, University of Georgia.

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