A lot has changed over the past few years when it comes to energy management and usage reduction in communities all over the United States.

Executing energy efficiency projects can be expensive. High efficiency equipment costs more than standard efficiency equipment, construction takes time and costs money, and sometimes it just doesn’t seem worth it.

Princeton, NJ, U.S.A.— Energy Squared Consulting Engineering (E2) — a leading mechanical, electrical and refrigeration consulting engineering firm — introduces a new service to help building owners operate more efficient buildings and better understand issues related to equipment energy performance.

Property owners seeking ways to reduce operating costs can achieve this goal via energy upgrades.