Headquarters
EnergyCAP, LLC
360 Discovery Drive
Boalsburg, PA 16827
Denver, CO
Suite 500
5445 DTC Parkway
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Dublin, Ireland
Unit F, The Digital Court, Rainsford Street,
Dublin 8, D08 R2YP, Ireland
Phone: 877.327.3702
Fax: 719.623.0577
10,000+ energy and sustainability managers trust EnergyCAP with their data. The stories below describe EnergyCAP's role in helping public and private sector clients capture, allocate, analyze, and report on their energy and sustainability data.
Southeastern Freight Lines implemented EnergyCAP to centralize utility management for its 82 facilities, streamlining bill processing, improving reporting, and identifying cost-saving opportunities to enhance operational efficiency.
A private university in Lima, Peru wanted to move toward a more resource-efficient and climate-friendly campus infrastructure, landscapes and buildings in accordance with international standards.
A large grocery and food distributor utilized EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics™ (formerly Wattics) to track the cost-benefit of the energy efficiency upgrade work, both site-wide and at the electricity appliance level. The retailer successfully reduced energy wastage and improved the energy efficiency of equipment within the store, seeing energy use fall by as much as 65% for some lighting groups and close to 68% for refrigeration.
Fine-tuning of variable speed drives through EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics™ (formerly Wattics) produced an overall 30% reduction in power consumption and over $5000 in savings within 2 months for an international airport.
The Clarion Hotel used EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics™ (formerly Wattics) to analyze the operational hours of air handling units to determine the optimal unit time schedules and reduced energy use by almost 30%.
A leading financial services provider was successful in reducing the energy use of office ventilation equipment by 29% by reducing the equipment fan speed settings.
Centra Campile used EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics™ (formerly Wattics) to identify energy costs for significant electricity consumers within the store, allowing for effective planning of energy-efficiency upgrade works.
Slaney Foods reduced the energy use of its refrigeration condenser fans by 61% through the introduction of fan speed control achieved by installing and commissioning Variable Speed Drives.
Grant Engineering initially successfully reduced the standby energy use of its laser cutting machines by 65%, and greater efforts helped to reduce this energy use even further.
