New Construction and Existing Buildings
Integrate energy efficiency during the design stage, and improve the ROI of new constructions and major renovation projects.
Energy Savings Across Your Building Portfolio
Our consultants have saved leading brands $10s millions in energy cost
Claim Financial Incentives and Avoid Penalties
Energy efficient buildings qualify for tax credits and other financial benefits, and they avoid penalties in locations with climate mandates.
Every consultant on our team has at least 10 years of experience in design, construction, maintenance, sustainability, or facilities management.
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energy savings
Energy efficiency measures can reduce the operating costs of a building portfolio, and they often qualify for financial incentives from local governments and utility companies. However, since each property has a unique consumption profile, energy efficiency requires a customized approach. A specific technology or energy conservation strategy can be highly effective in some of your buildings, while achieving little or no savings in other properties in your portfolio.
Many companies don’t have an energy efficiency strategy. Energy is simply treated as another cost of doing business, not a factor that can be actively managed. There are industry sectors where energy efficiency can provide a significant competitive advantage. For example, commercial real estate projects with low energy costs are more attractive for potential tenants.
At EOS Labs we combine technical expertise with the latest design software and monitoring technology, delivering the most effective solutions for each building. Achieving energy efficiency across an entire building portfolio can pose a challenge, since the energy needs of buildings vary significantly depending on their occupancy classification. There are also sectors like oil & gas or healthcare, where buildings are subject to additional design requirements, which must also be considered for energy efficiency projects.
35% Energy Savings
35% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
Operating costs are reduced by $0.54 per square foot
Increased rental and occupancy rates
Many companies are aware of their total energy consumption and costs, but they lack a detailed breakdown by business unit and by property. An enterprise energy efficiency strategy starts with a clearsnapshot of your consumption profile.
Depending on where your buildings are located, energy efficiency measures may qualify for different types of financial incentives. The programs are normally managed by local government agencies and energy companies, and you must meet certain requirements to be eligible. At EOS Labs we are familiarized with energy incentive programs across the US, and we can make sure your buildings qualify for local and federal programs.
There are many types of energy incentives, but they can be classified into several broad categories:
Several types of incentives may be available for the same building energy retrofit, and there are cases where their combined effect reduces upfront costs to zero.
EOS Labs not only helps you qualify for energy incentives. If any of the buildings owned by your company are located in cities with climate mandates, we can help you comply. Some local regulations require periodic energy benchmarking or emissions reporting – our advanced energy monitoring software can help you meet these requirements.
Renewable sources can complement your energy efficiency strategy, achieving a further reduction of your operating costs. EOS Labs can analyze the feasibility of different renewable energy technologies, and identify cost-effective options for each building
Energy efficiency measures lower your operating costs through a direct reduction of your energy usage. Renewable sources achieve the same effect by replacing utility services, partially or completely. For example, a 10,000 kWh reduction in your monthly electricity consumption and 10,000 kWh of solar generation will subtract 20,000 kWh from your power bills.
EOS can help you compare different renewable energy procurement options, which include: