The Energy Control Company
ECC’s patented algorithms increase portfolio yield through energy savings that is VERIFIABLE and PERMANENT.
| Date | Investors | Amount | Round |
|---|---|---|---|
N/A | Early VC | ||
| Total Funding | 000k | ||
The Energy Control Company (ECC) operates as a specialized firm focused on mitigating energy waste within the commercial and industrial sectors. The company provides an integrated accounting and control system designed to monitor energy usage, identify sources of inefficiency, and implement corrective solutions. Their primary clients are commercial building owners and real estate firms facing challenges with high utility expenses and tenant dissatisfaction. ECC addresses a market gap where traditional financial accounting systems fail to provide the real-time data and engineering analysis necessary for effective energy management.
The company's core offering is its Energy Accounting System, which combines real-time monitoring, submetering, and expert engineering analysis to uncover and resolve hidden energy waste. A key feature of their service is the ability to work with a client's existing systems and vendors, which helps to minimize implementation costs. Their process involves establishing an energy baseline, normalizing for factors like weather and occupancy, and then systematically eliminating non-essential energy loads to generate tangible savings for building owners. Products and services include submetering solutions, HVAC services, LED lighting, and the Solar Saver and Tower Submetering systems.
Leading the company is Michael Scelzi, who serves as the CEO. His 28 years of experience in energy conservation are complemented by a Bachelor of Engineering from Maritime College, NY, a Master of Business Administration from the College of William and Mary, and a master HVAC License. Scelzi is also a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and holds multiple patents in fields directly related to the company's work, including energy analysis, electrical signature analysis, and energy reporting. His background reflects a deep understanding of market needs and the development of tailored technological solutions to address them.
Keywords: energy management, energy control systems, commercial building energy efficiency, energy accounting, utility expense reduction, submetering, HVAC optimization, energy waste analysis, real estate energy solutions, building automation, energy monitoring, Michael Scelzi, energy conservation, property management solutions, sustainable building operations, operating cost reduction, energy data analysis, tenant utility billing, energy engineering services