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Posted: April 9, 2012
Mosto hired by Donnelly as vice president of energy services
Steve Mosto has been appointed VP of Energy Services for Donnelly Mechanical Corp., a leading provider of HVAC and energy services in New York City, according to Robert Ragozine, president of Energy Services for the company.
Mosto is the founder of Mosto Technologies, Inc., which specializes in providing steam system consulting services, and utilizing new technology and real-time monitoring in the commercial building sector in N.Y.
"Steve brings to Donnelly a wealth of experience in energy efficiency for commercial buildings," said Ragozine. "His name and company are synonymous with steam system expertise in N.Y., and his knowledge and experience complement our existing HVAC and energy services business very well."
Mosto was graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in chemical engineering and is a LEED AP for existing buildings.
Founded in 1989, Donnelly Mechanical is New York City's premier mechanical contractor specializing in HVAC construction, service, maintenance, equipment replacement, and energy efficiency strategies and solutions.
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