Engineered Energy Solutions (EES), a business dedicated to providing alternative and renewable energy solutions to the metropolitan region's public and private sectors, recently opened in Port Jefferson. according to the firm's managing partners, Frank Morgigno and Patrick McClave.
"There's a tremendous demand in the marketplace for alternative and renewable energy options. Municipalities, health care facilities and school districts are very well positioned to reap the cost and efficiency benefits of these emerging technologies because of their substantial energy requirements," said Morgigno.
Engineered Energy Solution's turnkey capabilities provide "one stop" shopping for alternative energy solutions. "With the firm's access to a diverse portfolio of alternative and renewable energy technologies, we have the resources to adapt applications to meet the specific needs of each client," said McClave.
With expertise in securing local, state and federal funding, the company helps clients obtain grants and tax incentives. Mr. Morgigno commented that this is a benefit to the organizations that work with Engineered Energy Solutions. "They can implement energy efficient technologies, minimize their capital outlay and maximize their return on investment (ROI)."
Engineered Energy Solutions strongly supports the use of compressed natural gas for vehicle fueling stations. McClave stated that employing this technology results in improved air quality, since it helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions. "An additional incentive is that fleets using alternative fuel vehicles often receive tax credits. It also lowers their fuel costs because natural gas is cheaper than diesel or regular gasoline. It's a win, win situation."
Engineered Energy Solutions' managing partners bring a wealth of industry expertise and decades of real-world experience to their new endeavor. The company is poised to establish a strong foothold in the alternative energy market. The firm's executives have a proven track record in working with businesses, schools, municipalities, industry and government facilities. Tags: