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Last week, World Energy announced the acquisition of Northeast Energy Solutions (NES), a CT-based energy efficiency firm. This acquisition – coupled with recent hirings – gives us a critical mass of talented professionals, enabling us to credibly enter the fast growing energy efficiency market. World Energy’s move into energy efficiency is a critical component of [...]
Source: Boston Business Journal
Company Gains Regional Foothold in Fast-Growing Efficiency Market, Expands Solutions Breadth and Cross-Sell Opportunities Cromwell, CT and Worcester, MA – October 17, 2011 – World Energy Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ: XWES), a leading energy management services firm, today announced it has purchased Northeast Energy Solutions, LLC (NES), a privately-held energy efficiency company. The acquisition provides World [...]
A recent Architectural Record article discusses an interesting new standard for green buildings – SERF. SERF, or Society of Environmentally Responsible Facilities, is trying to give building owners an alternative to the LEED system of rating green buildings. The goal is to allow building owners to certify their buildings as green and energy efficient in [...]
The Boston Globe recently reported that the town of Scituate, MA has entered into an Energy Savings Performance contract with Ameresco, the first step of which is a $33,000 audit of its facilities for efficiency opportunities. Â According to the story, the audit will result in a list of 300 potential projects; then, if Scituate decides [...]
Yesterday I moderated a Rockefeller Center event hosted by AGRION, a business network for energy development, on “Integrating Demand Response and Energy Management in the C&I Markets.â€Â Participating in the keynote panel were some of the biggest names in DR and energy management, including Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric, GE, Siemens, EnerNoc, Lockheed Martin and World [...]
It was refreshing to see energy grabbing a lion’s share of headlines in Sunday’s New York Times, with 2 front page stories and the section lead in the new “Sunday Review” section all dedicated to colorful aspects of the complex U.S. energy tapestry. In “Behind Veneer, Doubt on Future of Natural Gas,†a story which [...]
“Compared to their conventional counterparts, green buildings are more profitable, less risky, preferred by investors, pull higher rents, and have higher occupancy….†Thus begins an interesting article by Erica Gies in Forbes on findings by the Capital Markets Partnership that demonstrate green buildings really do present a better business case for their owners than their [...]
Financial blogger Tom Konrad profiled World Energy this week in a Forbes piece, “Is Energy Sourcing the Gateway Drug to Energy Efficiency?†Sourcing is a topic near and dear to our hearts, with our CEO, Richard Domaleski, recently blogging on the subject , observing that advanced procurement techniques can deliver 7-10% savings on a customer’s [...]
Source:Â Forbes