Wisconsin School Districts Are Overpaying on Electricity. We Can Show You Exactly How Much.
DataWrangler helps school districts cut electric bills by 10–25% — and our cost recovery tools can increase General Fund savings by up to 50% of utility expenses.
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Booth 305
Exhibit Hall
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Thu May 14 · 10:10 AM
w/ Focus on Energy & Wauwatosa SD
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"Proving Performance at the Finish Line: Utility Bill Verified Savings"
Co-presented by Focus on Energy, Wauwatosa School District, and DataWrangler
Tom Dragotta
Energy Advisor
Focus on Energy
Jim Koeppe
President
DataWrangler
Kevin LaFountain
Director of Buildings & Grounds
Wauwatosa School District
Real-Time Monitoring
Interval data from every meter
Demand Reduction
Target the charges that drive 40–70% of your bill
Monthly Reports
Clear, actionable analysis for every building
ENERGY STAR Tracking
Benchmark buildings and prove the results
How DataWrangler Works
A data-as-a-service platform purpose-built for school districts — no new hardware, no guesswork.
We See Everything
We pull real-time interval data from every electric meter across your district and centralize it in one place.
We Break It Down
Our analysts dig into demand spikes, off-hours usage, rate tariff inefficiencies, and billing errors — the hidden drivers behind rising bills.
You Take Action
You get monthly reports, priority recommendations, and direct support from our team to turn the data into budget savings.
What School Leaders Say
"DataWrangler gives us visibility into our utility data we've never had before. We're making decisions based on real numbers, not guesswork."
John Stellmacher
CFO, Kettle Moraine School District
"The monthly reports tell us exactly where to focus. It's like having a dedicated energy analyst on staff without the overhead."
John Stangler
Dir. Buildings & Grounds, Pewaukee SD
"We've cut demand charges significantly and the savings go straight back into the classroom. That's the whole point for us."
Kent Schueller
Facilities Director, Northern Ozaukee SD