Best New Career For 2009 Recession Revealed!

According to recent articles by Yahoo! HotJobs, Time Magazine, and others there is one area that is poised for significant growth during the 2009 recession because it is eco-friendly and in such demand by companies looking to cut down on their energy costs. The best new career for you to have right now is as an Energy Auditor.

That’s right! You can gain stability in your life by switching careers into the hottest most in-demand new career there is. The great thing about this new career is that it fits exactly into President Obama’s energy saving stimulus program. Now is the perfect time to become an Energy Auditor and make money by helping companies reduce wasted energy!

Energy Auditing Is a Secret Ready To Explode!

Energy auditing has been around since the 1970’s and has long been recognized as one of the fastest emerging green markets in the country with the number of eco-friendly initiatives constantly growing. In fact, Time Magazine made it abundantly clear in its 12/31/08 Cover Story “America’s Untapped Energy Resource: Boosting Efficiency” that energy efficiency can have dramatic results. “It has astounding potential to reduce the carbon emissions that threaten our planet, the dependence on foreign oil that threatens our security and the energy costs that threaten our wallets.” And most importantly, “It isn’t what-if like hydrogen, clean coal and tidal power; it’s already proven to be workable, scalable and cost-effective.“

Energy Consultants are “In High Demand” during the 2009 Recession

There is no better time to start a career as an Energy Auditor. With over 5 million small to medium sized businesses in the USA alone looking to cut their costs, you are exactly what they are looking for and need. Unlike almost every other industry, instead of having to make cold calls to sell your product or service you will enjoy the luxury of being a solution to people’s problems. Our exclusive marketing program teaches you exactly how to get clients and jump-start your business.

The Perfect Career Change

1. Work part-time or full-time
2. Get into a business model that thrives in a down economy
3. Make money saving businesses money
4. There are over 5 million small and medium sized businesses in the US alone that need help
5. The perfect business that allows you to make money, save clients money, and have a real, tangible impact on the environment

Start Your New Energy Career In Just 2 Weeks!

Denby Energy is the leader in online learning, teaching people how to make money by helping businesses save energy. The Denby Energy Auditor training program will allow you to create your own work from home business with no previous experience, no cold calling, and no risks. The best part is you can be up and running in as little as 2 weeks.

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What makes the Denby Energy Auditor program so unique is that you are trained to conduct audits and also how to start your own business. There is no other program like this anywhere that lets you own your own Energy Audit Business just by completing three easy steps:

Getting Started - Easy as 1,2,3

• Step 1: Study & Complete the Auditor Training Program
• Step 2: Pass the Denby Auditor Exam and Become Certified
• Step 3: Setup & Market Your New Energy Auditing Business

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Top Reasons To Get Started Now!

There are so many business opportunities available to you right now. Here is a short list of what I believe makes this business unique from everything else you will find:

• Selling Is Easy - No Cold Calling Required
• Flexibility - You can work Part-Time or Full-Time from Home
• Recession Proof - Business Actually Thrives in a Down Economy
• Quick Start - Be Up And Running In About 2 Weeks
• Turn Key - Learn Energy Auditing PLUS Business Start Up
• Untapped Market - There are millions of companies that need help

Want To Learn More?

Get your FREE copy of our Energy Primer that explains the entire Energy Auditing field to learn all the benefits you will receive when you start your own Energy business today!

Denby Energy Making Energy Auditing Easy

Denby Energy Making Energy Auditing Easy

Michael Denby sat down with by Sterling D. Allan of Pure Energy Systems News for a 45 minute interview about the Energy Auditing business he created.

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After seeing how easy it is to do energy audits that can help businesses save a lot of money on energy, attorney, Michael Denby set up an online training program to instruct others how to embark on this as a career.

For Michael Denby, being an attorney and doing a few limited things regarding the environment and energy wasn’t enough.  He wanted to get more involved.

He began doing research into energy auditing, and it began to occur to him that this is something he could do, even though he doesn’t have any engineering or other professional training in this field.

There were so many simple things that a business could do to make small changes toward efficiency that would make a large difference in their energy usage.  In many cases, the changes not only save money but increase retail environment quality. For example, has fluorescent lighting products that use half the amount of energy while putting out twice as many lumens in light, and the cost per fixture is comparable to regular bulbs.

It’s a daunting task for each company individually to learn what they need to know, source the best solutions, secure wholesale vendor relations to implement these energy saving measures.  That’s why an energy audit professional can be of great assistance to a business.

Denby’s first shot at doing an energy audit was with an auto part store.  He was amazed at how easy it was and how much a difference it made.  His next audit try was with a multi-unit business complex.  Again, he was pleased with how great a change he was able to bring about there.

Denby’s approach is quite simple.  He approaches the business and offers to do a free audit.  All he wants is a share from the energy savings the business will realize once they implement his recommendations.  Instead of paying that saved portion to the power company, the company pays some of it to him and keeps the rests in reduced expenses.

“It’s the 80:20 Rule: Eighty percent of your improvements can come from twenty percent effort on the most basic, easy-to-implement things.”  It’s that remaining 20% that requires the more sophisticated knowledge and equipment.  Denby’s approach has been to focus on that first 80% that is relatively easy, and not bother with the last 20%, which requires 80% of the effort.

After doing his first two audits, and realizing how simple this was, he came on the idea of building an online training program to teach others how to do this.

He estimates that a person could earn between $70,000 and $180,000 in their first year of doing this, working full time.

Half of the training pertains to the knowledge and resources needed to do the audits.  The other half of the training pertains to incorporating a business, and tips on how to run the business.  That’s where his expertise as an attorney comes in handy.

In all, the program costs $499 USD and is comprised of a zip file containing over 20 separate documents including 7 training modules, 2 contract templates, 5 audit templates and materials, 6 spreadsheets, and additional materials.  In the spirit of full disclosure, I need to mention that we at PES Network have established an affiliate relationship with Denby so that we get a commission from referrals made to his training program.

While that may seem like a lot of money, look at it this way.  If you were going to hire someone to do the preliminary research needed to go into this business, how much would you spend to glean the information needed to 1) do the auditing, 2) start up your business?  It would be a lot more than $500.  At least ten times that, if not more.

Energy Efficiency is a Profit Center For Your Business

Energy Efficiency is a Profit Center For Your Business

Don’t think of energy efficiency as Savings… Think of it as Profits.

Saving businesses money by reducing energy use has significant rewards, but they are often overlooked in favor of more immediate, tangible returns. One of the overlooked benefits of energy savings programs is that they rarely have a one year return, but instead generate bottom line profits year after year.

Often company executives are in the dark when it comes to understanding the amount of money they actually pay for energy. They know with great certainty exactly how much they pay for each component that is used to create the widgets they sell, but they don’t know how much power their buildings and processes consume. And that is a significant gap in their business model.

This article shows how, by investing in energy savings, a business can make significant returns to the bottom line, year after year.

For purposes of this article, let’s assume that you own a small business with average energy bill of approximately $15,000 a year. If your business could reduce that energy bill by 30% by investing $4,000 in energy efficiency would it be worth it?

First, let’s look at the simple payback method. At $15,000 a year, a 30% savings would generate $4,500 in yearly savings. And if you were spending $4,000 to get that energy savings, you would have a simple payback period of .88 years, or about 10 and ½ months. For virtually all businesses, that is a very acceptable return on investment.

Second, let’s look beyond the simple payback method. Let’s look at the investment return over the life of the investment and see what it can do for us. For simplicity, let’s assume that the investments made to increase energy efficiency had a life of 7 years. The initial investment would have been paid off in 10 ½ months, but the benefit (profits) from that investment (returns) continue for the next 7 years. That means after the first year, the business will have 6 more years of those improvements generating a $4,500 return each and every year. The result?

Well since this is a Series question we input $4,500 a year as our “A”, with 6 years as our “n” and 5% as our “i”. The answer comes out to $30,608.55 in total returns(profits) over those 7 years.

Now, let’s look at one alternative - instead of investing back into their business, the owner takes that $4,000 as a payout and puts it into her retirement account. For purposes of this example, let’s assume her retirement account is earning a really strong return of 10% (despite the economic turndown). The $4,000 is a one-time investment, so it runs as a Single Sum Series. After 7 years she would have a total of $7,794. That means she would have left $22,814 on the table. Or better defined, she would have paid the local utility companies $22,814 more than she paid herself for the privilege of wasting energy.