Energy Solutions

Energy is in our DNA. MEP Services leverages its lineage as part of Equans North America, a leader in mechanical and electrical construction, industrial and energy infrastructure, and building services. We support our customers to optimize their energy use and efficiently run their facilities, in a way that bolsters change.

From evaluation to design, from installation to maintenance and from power purchase agreements to financial incentive assistance, we deliver energy solutions to all market segments, large or small. Our size, corporate strength and extensive experience allow us to tackle energy and mechanical projects of virtually any size.

Our goal is to is to provide our clients with consistently outstanding results by advancing mechanical contracting through state-of-the-art technical and financial solutions.

Energy & Cost Savings Services:

Building information modeling (BIM)
Energy audits
Energy efficiency analysis
Energy Star benchmarking
Industrial system studies
LEED design & consulting
Optimizing utility incentives
State & Federal financial incentive assistance

Hardware & Equipment Services:

Automating demand response programs
Boiler tune-up and upgrade
CHP & Co-generation
Controls tune up
Distributed energy resources
Energy storage systems
Monitoring-Based Commissioning
Retro-commissioning
Steam trap surveys
Thermal imaging
Water conservation

Energy Audits

Energy audits are essential to effective and sustainable energy management and provide detailed information from which to technically and financially plan efficiency upgrades or modifications. Audits follow prescribed standards, benchmarking analysis and are frequently required to meet ordinances and performance criteria such as LEED.

Energy Efficiency

In practice, energy efficiency can mean many things but it generally suggests reducing energy consumption, reducing or avoiding various energy costs and using energy in environmentally and sustainable manners.

Distributed Energy Resources

To increase reliability and resilience, the electric grid of the future is moving away from heavy reliance on large central generating plants toward large numbers of much smaller, dispersed electric generators and energy storage systems.