About Us
We are one of the most respected energy efficiency consulting firms serving the built environment today. We have worked with fortune 500 leading brands & served 1000+ buildings across the USA and Canada. We pride ourselves in having a streamlined process and unique mix of technologies that guarantees risk-free projects and fast turnaround time. We serve building owners/operators, architecture firms, MEP firms, energy contractors in all 50 states.
Why
EOS Labs
Every consultant on our team has at least 10 years of experience in design, construction, maintenance, sustainability, or facilities management.
Buildings Served
energy savings
Risk-Free Service!
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Credentials
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Professional Engineers - PE
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Certified Energy Manager – CEM
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LEED ACP(BD+)
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PhD
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ISO 9001 Auditor
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RFMP and more
Who We Serve
4 Step Process
Our Software
At EOS Labs, we make raw IDR data actionable via our sophisticated smart meter data intelligence engine. With our full-circle innovative approach, we add context to the meter data of every building a utility company serves. We infer intelligence regarding load type and energy-saving opportunities, along with actionable recommendations to achieve utility goals. Through our unique smart meter data intelligence engine.
Other energy management consultant agencies specialize in one thing and one thing only — requirements of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification. At ESO Labs, we’re leading the way when it comes to ROI by designing and operating energy-efficient buildings thanks to a unique blend of consulting, services, and solutions.
Our Testimonials
“You guys should seriously think about engaging EOS… they found $30k+ in wasted energy.”
Our
Testimonials
Nick Parker, CEO | E-Volve Energy Holdings “(EOS’s software) is already leap years ahead (of the competition)”
Ian Wallis, Sr. Manager
Create future-centric buildings
for a sustainable future
Don’t just design and build! Achieve lower long-term operational costs
Our experts recommend strategic design options for your building so you can cut down future energy and maintenance costs. Implement our expert recommendations to meet your sustainability targets and impress investors and customers.
We’ll put together a Value-Maximizing Plan (action plan) that’s tailored to your business goals
Make building and maintenance decisions that are guaranteed to maximize the value of your building for life. Based on sustainability concepts, our value-maximizing plan will give you a clear financial breakdown of the benefits of adopting specific sustainability and maintenance-related best practices.
Gain strategic design insights that are proven to result in sustainable, resilient, and high-value buildings
Ask our experts to review your existing building design or new construction to achieve maximum value and a sustainable operational capacity
A streamlined solution that promotes sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, saving you money on energy and maintenance-related costs.
Building engineers do more than simply calculate loads and design systems. They’re responsible for making decisions regarding how buildings operate, including maintenance costs and utilities. Essentially, they’re writing a building’s balance sheet for the next 20-40 years. At EOS Labs, we help owners and stakeholders leverage sustainability concepts and maintenance best practices to realize the value of sustainable buildings through a process we refer to as a “Value-Maximizing Plan (VMP)”
Every consultant on our team has at least 10 years of experience in design, construction, maintenance, sustainability, or facilities management. Our consultants are certified and accredited in variety of areas:
Registered Professional Engineers - PE
Certified Energy Manager – CEM
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PhD in Engineering
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design – LEED AP (BD+C)
Our Team
Sal Alhelo
Prior to founding ESO Labs, CEO Sal Alhelo played a significant role in the design of multi-billion-dollar hotels and casinos in Las Vegas and healthcare facilities in Texas. He also managed facilities programs for a Fortune 500 company for six years. Through these experiences, Alhelo came to recognize the stark difference between the power of big data vs. the limited capabilities of utility data. Alhelo has a unique ability to breathe life into uncontextualized umbrella data. As a result, he is uniquely positioned to provide building facility managers and utility companies with deep insights geared toward optimizing energy usage and increased savings. Alhelo serves as Chair of the Connex Technology Council for the advancement of the multi-site FM industry and has authored multiple articles for Smart Energy Decisions on the subject of energy management and efficiency maintenance. He is also a frequent speaker at national energy management conferences and meetings, including Connex FM, the U.S. Department of Energy Better Building Summit, the Edison Electric Institute, and the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA). He holds a B.Sc. in mechanical and energy sciences and an MBA with a minor in data analytics. He is also a registered Professional Engineer in multiple states and an accredited leadership professional in energy and environmental design (building, design, and construction). Sal Alhelo resides in McKinney, Texas, with his wife, Raina, and their two children. In his spare time, he enjoys reading and traveling and is currently trying to improve his biking skills.
Dr. Hassan Qandil
Dr. Hassan Qandil is a clinical assistant professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of North Texas. He has a Ph.D. in Mechanical and Energy Engineering from the University of North Texas, an M.Sc. in Engineering/Energy Management from the University of Jordan, and a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Jordan. Before joining UNT, he was a maintenance engineer and wireline field engineer for international oilfield corporations across Jordan, Malaysia, Germany, the UAE, and India. Dr. Hassan has years of hands-on experience in the fields of thermal management, mechanical and thermal modeling and optimization, energy management and sustainability, thermodynamics and heat transfer, CFD and fluid mechanics, algorithmic design and machine learning, and renewable energy. Dr. Hassan was responsible for maintenance and drilling in several noteworthy projects, including the Disi Water Conveyance Project in Jordan ($1.1 billion USD) and drilling in the Ravva oil fields in India ($100 million USD). Recently, Dr. Hassan took part in the Solar Decathlon Competition for the Department of Energy — a $43.75 million USD Project. His team consisted of mechanical engineering and interior design students partnered with two industry leaders in green buildings (Gensler and EOS labs). The team designed a net-zero energy student housing for an engineering college that met LEED and PHIUS standards for green and passive buildings. His project won second place in the multifamily division out of 101 international intercollegiate teams from 15 countries. When he’s not lecturing, he enjoys playing soccer, hiking, and going to the gym.
Stephanie Moon
Stephanie Moon has been focused on bringing creative solutions to the Facilities Management (FM) industry for decades. Through her extensive corporate experience, her construction management/facilities management outsourcing firm, and her active participation in professional associations, Stephanie has helped businesses leverage internal talent, circumvent unnecessary spending, and increase operational capabilities. Her agile business expertise enables her to see potential opportunities, identify optimal strategies, and build roadmaps for success. Stephanie is a respected member of the AEC&FM community, having participated in diverse organizations over the years. In addition to her current membership in the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) Consultative Council, she has been active in the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), the Restaurant Facility Management Association (RFMA), International Facilities Management Association (IFMA), and the Women’s Foodservice Forum (WFF). Stephanie enjoys traveling and spending time with family and friends.
Mohammed Shaheen
Mohammed Shaheen graduated with a degree in electrical engineering from the Jordan University of science and technology in 2012. Currently, he is a consultant in the fields of design, supervision, and project management across the MENA and GCC regions, especially in Amman, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Qatar, KSA, and Algeria. Shaheen is an expert in energy auditing, electrical engineering design, project management, project tender preparation, electrical systems cost estimation, and BIM modeling. His long list of credentials includes CEM, LEED, Green Associate, JEA Section head electrical engineer, ISO 9001 Auditor, and more. Shaheen was involved in the Amman Fairmont Hotel, the Dar Alarabya pharmaceutical plant in Algeria, and the Reem residential tower in Abu Dhabi. In his spare time, he enjoys going to the gym, hiking, and watching movies.
Sean Andrews
A streamlined solution that promotes sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, saving you money on energy and maintenance-related costs. Building engineers do more than simply calculate loads and design systems. They’re responsible for making decisions regarding how buildings operate, including maintenance costs and utilities. Essentially, they’re writing a building’s balance sheet for the next 20-40 years. These values decisions are driven by the design, hidden in engineering blueprints and specifications. But did you know there are other options that can help you reduce operational and maintenance-related costs, increase sustainability, and maximize the value of your buildings? At EOS Labs, we help owners and stakeholders leverage sustainability concepts and maintenance best practices to visualize the value of sustainable buildings through construction drawings in a process we refer to as a “Value-Maximizing Plan (VMP)”
Frequently Asked Questions
A VMP is a value/ROI hyper-focused review process that targets and uncovers the areas of building design that will impact financial ROI over the next 20-40 years. Our Value-maximizing plan (VMP) Report provides a clear financial overview of the sustainability and maintenance values to allow owners and stakeholders to make decisions that maximize the value of the project and the building for life.
The design phase of a building is a great time to put your value-maximizing plan (VMP) in place. We can get your VMP ready within weeks so that you know the options with the highest ROI and maximize the value of your investment.
Once an owner can visualize the various value opportunities and the ROI associated with every option, they can prioritize and drive specific design elements in a direction that maximizes a return on the construction budget, as well as the lifetime value of the building.