Design Challenge
Give your challenge a name, set energy reduction goals, and the types of rewards.
Challenge your team
to save energy
Combat climate change, save money, and have fun doing it together
Create fun energy saving challenges integrated with real-time electricity data
Explore Challenges
How It Works
Organizers Participants
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Invite Participants
Recruit challenge participants by sharing the challenge page over social media and email.
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Monitor Savings
Monitor the progress of your challenge over its duration, and engage with participants.
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Reward Winners
At the end of the challenge reward your winners with a prize and recognition.
Features
Real-time Meter Data
Real-time residential electricity data is securely integrated into challenges.
Rewarding Experience
Save energy, win prizes, have fun, and feel good about making a positive impact.
Energy Saving Resources
Receive energy saving learning modules and activities directly to your inbox.
Infused with Social Science
Designed with social science principles shown to achieve 1-27% energy savings.
Collective Impact
Be inspired by the aggregate energy savings achieved by your community.
Community Engagement
Use MeterLeader to start a conversation about saving energy with your community.
Why Use MeterLeader?
Achieve measurable energy & carbon emission reductions
Engage and reward your team in a fun and meaningful activity
It’s easy and takes minutes to set up and run - we do all the work for you!
Why Save Energy?
$2,060
/year
The average US household spends $2,060 every year on energy utility bills. By adopting energy saving habits and making energy efficiency upgrades in your home you could save big on your utility bills.
13,000
deaths/year
Air pollution from power plants contributes to respiratory diseases, and is attributable to over 13,000 premature deaths per year in the US. By saving energy we can reduce air pollution and improve public health.
16.49
metric tons CO2
The average American produces 16.49 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year. CO2 is the primary driver of climate change, which threatens species and people's livelihoods. By saving energy we help mitigate against climate change.
