Cherokee Energy is a “change agent” in the field of renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation, recycling, sustainability, awareness, and training. Cherokee Energy has brought energy-saving solutions to the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Fleet Forces Atlantic, US Coast Guard, US Department of Agriculture as well as state and local municipalities, high performance commercial buildings, the University of Pennsylvania, health systems (including the Veterans Administration), and AGL Resources, the largest gas only utility in the U.S. Of significance is our track record in helping clients realize tremendous cost savings by conducting energy audits of utilities, as well as establishing training programs and controls to help customers comply with federal regulations, improve energy security, and reduce carbon footprint. Energy Auditing is a core strength for Cherokee Energy as we frequently perform audits for Energy Services companies (ESCO) and Utilities that are used for Utility Energy Service Contracts (UESC) and Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) projects. During these audits we primarily assess building deficiencies and support Station planners and engineers in energy and construction project development. This technical support encompasses various work areas, from research to modeling (e.g., wind spends, energy output), to writing and producing public affairs briefs and multimedia presentations used to train facility managers and educate the public. Cherokee Energy has spearheaded renewable energy projects and audits for ship and shore customers. Cherokee Energy's Marketing is led by Jane Marshall she holds an MBA from Tennessee Technological University and 38 years of professional experience in energy conservation and program management. Ms. Marshall’s Native American roots deeply influence her company’s focus to help clients achieve maximum energy efficiency by “using only what they need.”