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ENERGY FEDERATION, INC. (EFI)
Energy Federation, Inc. (EFI) has been promoting the sales and use of high quality, innovative energy saving products for twenty-five years. During that period we have worked directly with thousands of contractors, builders, energy savings companies, low-income weatherization agencies, and consumers to help them make buildings more energy efficient. We have been also worked with over forty utility companies and Energy Efficiency Providers (EEP), or administrators of public benefit conservation funds, to deliver a wide variety of turnkey programs promoting the sales and use of energy saving products ranging from water saving showerheads to solar photovoltaic systems.

EFI has sold more than 8 million compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and more than 1.2 million hardwire and plug-in compact fluorescent fixtures. We have also sold 75,000 programmable, setback thermostats, and over one million water saving showerheads, faucet aerators, and hot water tank insulation jackets. We are the one of the largest supplier in the country of heat recovery and exhaust ventilation systems, products used extensively by the most energy efficient builders in America.

Our operational philosophy is to find, promote, and supply resource conservation products that are of high quality, durable, practical to install and use, and affordable. This philosophy derives from our origins; we were founded by non-profit energy organizations in 1982 to perform research, evaluate products, and coordinate materials purchasing and distribution to the organizations. Our allegiance is to our customers, and to the achievement of cost-effective, persistent energy savings.

EFI does not simply process and fulfill orders. We process incentives for more than thirty dozen clients, for a wide variety of energy efficient products ranging from CFLs to clothes washers to central air conditioning systems. In the past fifteen years, EFI has issued incentive payments for over $175 million, to consumers, retailers, manufacturers, and contractors. These incentives have been used to markdown the cost of more than 24 million energy saving products.

EFI’s unique database software is able to integrate data collected from various sources (consumer supplied forms, catalog orders, store sales data) and tie it to individual customer accounts. This limits the potential for fraud, and misuse of program funds, and assists our clients in documenting to program impacts, and achieved savings, to regulators.


for more information contact:
Brad Steele
President
40 Washington Street
Westborough, MA 01581

p: 508 870-2277 x430 | f: 508 870-9933
e: bsteele@efi.org | w: www.efi.org

ICF INTERNATIONAL
ICF International is a leading management, technology and policy consulting firm. Drawing upon extensive industry knowledge, distinguished professionals and innovative analytics, the firm develops solutions to complex energy, environment, emergency management, community development and transportation issues. Since 1969, ICF International has been serving major corporations, government at all levels and multinational institutions.

ICF International’s Energy Efficiency group includes experts with first-hand knowledge of the challenges of designing and implementing successful energy efficiency programs. Coming from all areas of the energy industry, including government, regulatory agencies, utilities, ESCOs, HVAC dealers, utilities, lighting design, electrical distribution and energy equipment sales, these professionals bring their industry experience to bear now for the sole purpose of promoting energy efficiency in the marketplace.


for more information contact:
Mike Mernick
Senior Vice President
6326 Post Road
North Kingstown, RI 02852

p: 401 885-1642
e: mmernick@icfi.com | w: www.icfi.com

NATIONAL GRID INC.
National Grid(1) is an electric distribution and transmission company with over 1.8 million customers in New England. It offers an extensive portfolio of energy efficiency programs and services to residential and business customers. These programs educate customers about efficiency opportunities in their homes and facilities and provide incentives and technical assistance to help customers select, purchase and install energy efficient measures. National Grid relies extensively on local electricians, equipment vendors, engineering firms and other third parties for the delivery of its efficiency programs.

(1) National Gird is one of the largest international electric and gas distribution and transmission utilities in the world. In the United States, it operates electric and gas networks in upstate New York in addition to its operations in New England. It does not offer energy efficiency programs in New York.


for more information contact:
Tim Stout
VP & Director Energy Efficiency Management
55 Bearfoot Road
Northborough, MA 01532

p: 508 421-7205
e: timothy.stout@us.ngrid.com | w: www.nationalgridus.com

NORESCO
NORESCO is a national provider of turnkey energy services performance contracting (ESPC) and energy infrastructure services to a variety of customer segments including federal, state and local governments as well as commercial and industrial entities. Since 1984, NORESCO and its predecessor companies have installed over $2 billion of proven energy solutions in more than 20,000 facilities within all markets, including State and Municipal Governments, the Federal Government, Colleges and Universities, K-12 Schools, Public Housing Authorities, and Private Sector organizations across the nation.

Our integrated Energy Solutions business has also included development, financing, ownership, operation, maintenance and optimization of central energy plants. Our services and experience in this area include nearly 70 central plants developed, designed and constructed for an aggregate of more than $620 million in capital cost. NORESCO has also arranged financing for more than a dozen major energy infrastructure projects and has vast in-house experience in arranging various forms of financing tailored to the specific needs of an individual project. We presently provide operating and maintenance services for nine (9) domestic central plants with combined output of 78 MW of electricity and 785,000 pph steam.


for more information contact:
John Kauppinen
One Research Drive
Suite 400C
Westborough, MA 01581

p: 508 614-1052
e: jkauppinen@noresco.com | w: www.noresco.com

     

 

 

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