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About EIG Energy Innovation Group, LLC (EIG) is the only company in the nation with a business model to commercialize proven performing, emerging energy efficiency technologies. To identify these technology opportunities, EIG works with utilities, testing laboratories, universities, and consulting engineers to learn of companies that have proven their performance, but lack the capability to effectively bring their products into the mainstream market. EIG becomes the channel for these products to become industry standards. Once a product is selected for EIGs technology showcase, special rebates are arranged with the utilities. EIG then works with property management companies, trade associations, cities, and energy service companies to communicate information of these technology and special rebate opportunities to businesses throughout the nation. EIG guides you to the latest technologies and energy management strategies to help you:
Emerging technologies can reduce energy costs 10% to 30% beyond the conventional type energy projects, such as lighting retrofits. The retro-commissioning of buildings identifies opportunities to improve how the building and its equipment are operated as well as energy retrofit or upgrade opportunities. These often are no-cost or low-cost actions that produce major energy and operating savings. Special
rebates often pay up to 300% of the standard rebate paid by utilities. EIG arranges
for companies to qualify for these funds from special rebate programs under direct
contract with the utilities, public utility commissions, or state energy commissions. Quantum Energy Management Inc. (QEM) , part of the EIG Group of Companies, is the advisory and coordination arm of EIG to work with individual businesses and cities in taking advantage of these technologies and special rebates for their facilities. A national network of project management, engineering, and contractor professionals are engaged by EIG in providing this innovative service to help companies and organizations stay ahead of the new technology curve to reduce energy costs. |