Under contract to Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, New Horizon Technologies installed electric end-use energy consumption monitoring equipment in six large commercial buildings in Sandpoint, Idaho and Spokane and Seattle Washinton as part of an evaluation of the Bonneville Power Authority Purchase of Energy Savings Program (PES). 

Included among the buildings was the Westin Hotel in Seattle, at the time, one of the largest buildings ever metered for end-use energy consumption.   The PES monitoring program was designed to document energy savings from retrofit measures as the basis for reimbursement from BPA.  In addition, as part of the ELCAP Commercial Base Study, NHT designed measurement plans and installed more than 100 field data acquistion systems to monitor electric end-use energy consumption and interior temperatures in approximately 50 commercial buildings in the Seattle area.

These projects were all carried out by staff currently employed by New Horizons Technologies Energy Services. The actual contractor could have been the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT), The NCAT Development Corporation, New Horizon Technologies, Inc. or New Horizons Technologies Energy Services depending on when the project was conducted.