
The promise of clean technology and abundant, affordable, renewable energy sources to power our lives, our businesses, and world economies has great appeal.
The trouble is, it’s just not happening fast enough. Or, the emerging technologies aren’t robust enough yet. Or, they’re just too costly to implement now.
No human enterprise is untouched by the impact of peak oil and surging energy prices. It touches everything. It creates inflationary pressures, drives up the cost of goods and services, and erodes profit margins.
If only we could flip a switch and power up more energy efficient technologies and ideas.
We’ve helped hundreds of companies do just that – switch to energy efficient practices and technologies that cut consumption, save real money, and improve system performance.
We call it powered for efficiency™. It is a way of looking at the entire enterprise to identify systems that can be converted, upgraded, or tweaked to optimize energy efficiency and achieve significant savings. And it is a way of harnessing emerging technologies and strategies that can continue to shed demand now and for years to come.
The high cost of energy is transforming human activity. It is driving creative thinking, innovation, change, and energy efficiency. Let us help you transform your energy use and enjoy a more sustainable bottom-line.
Our energy audits scale from a single building system to the entire building footprint.
We analyze your energy consumption and prepare detailed reports that accurately quantify current energy use, projected energy use and savings, and the return on investment.
Today there are incentive programs and grants for nearly every energy efficiency measure imaginable. We identify the program or programs your project will qualify for that offer the best total value and manage the application process on your behalf.
This year many companies will qualify for HR 4853’s bonus depreciation allowance that permits 100% depreciation up to $500,000.00 for qualified equipment placed in service from September 8, 2010 through December 31st 2011.