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About

Energy consulting for business owners and operators.

We assemble the technology, the rebate access and the financing a savings project needs, then run it from the first assessment through to measured results. Two decades of it, out of San Diego, on sites across the country.

What we bring

Four things have to line up.

Getting them to line up on the same project, at the same time, is the job. Any one of them on its own leaves money on the table.

Technology and OEM partners
We work directly with the manufacturers behind the measures we specify — Madison Energy's Innovation Suite and FridgeWize among them — so what goes into a site has a delivery record behind it.
Utility rebate programs
As an approved aggregator we file rebates directly and apply that money against your project cost, rather than leaving it for someone else to claim or not claim.
Finance partners
Our lenders underwrite against verified savings rather than equipment value, some at 0% interest, so a project doesn't have to wait for a capital cycle.
Licensed delivery
We hold the C-10 for electrical scope and coordinate the mechanical work with the partner or in-house HVAC team already looking after the equipment.

Efficiency and renewables

One energy strategy, not three purchases.

Efficiency comes first, because it pays back fastest. You stop buying power you were wasting before you spend anything on generating your own.

Solar, battery storage and EV charging then sit on top of a smaller load. A site that has already cut 20–40% off its consumption1 needs a smaller array to cover the same share of it, which makes the renewable side cheaper to size and quicker to pay for itself.

Run in that order, under one party, it's a single strategy for what a site spends on energy — rather than three separate purchases that never quite add up.

Delivery

Who does the work.

Which party carries which phase of deliveryEnergy Consulting and Electrical assess the sites, file the utility rebates and verify the result, and can supply electrical scope where it is needed. Madison Energy and FridgeWize assess, engineer and install through their own teams. Your in-house HVAC team installs where you have one. Solid blocks mark the party leading a phase; dashed blocks mark availability where it is needed.ASSESSENGINEERINSTALLREBATESVERIFYEnergy Consulting & ElectricalMadison Energy — Innovation SuiteFridgeWizeYour in-house HVAC teamLeads this phaseAvailable where needed

Credentials

What we hold.

CSLB #1088165
C-10 electrical contractor's license in good standing. Bonded and insured for commercial, multi-family and residential work.
Certified Green Energy Manager
CGEM-level energy analysis paired with licensed contracting, so the modeling and the delivery answer to the same party.
Approved utility rebate aggregator
Approved to file utility rebates on a client's behalf and apply the award to project cost. Eligibility and award levels vary by territory and measure.
Madison Energy — authorized partner
Authorized to deliver Madison's commercial efficiency programs, which cover more than 1,500 projects and 20,000 sites across North America.
FridgeWize — partner
Partnered with FridgeWize, commercial HVACR retrofit specialists since 2011, for refrigeration and HVAC technology and nationwide rebate filing.
Nationwide finance programs
Financing structured against verified savings, some programs at 0% interest, so qualifying projects need no capital out of pocket.

How we work

Every recommendation sits on a metered baseline.

We establish what your equipment actually draws before we propose anything, and we measure it again once the work is done.2 That's what the rebate claim and the financing both rest on, so it has to be right.

If the numbers don't support a project at your sites, we'll say so at the assessment rather than after the install.

Tell us about the sites

Notes & sources

  1. 1Average reduction of 20–40% across Madison Energy's delivered commercial programs. The figure for any given site is established from its own metered baseline.
  2. 2Post-installation consumption is measured against the established baseline and reported. Verification substantiates both the rebate claim and the financing.
  3. 3Rebate coverage of 60–80% reflects confirmed awards on eligible scopes. Eligibility and award levels vary by utility territory and measure; scope outside those programs may attract limited or no rebate. Payback of 18–24 months applies either way.
  4. 4Zero-interest financing is subject to qualification and program availability.