How We Support the Federal Governments Goal to Achieve a Carbon Pollution-Free Electricity Sector by 2035 and Net-Zero Emissions by 2050.
How We Support the Federal Governments Goal to Achieve a Carbon Pollution-Free Electricity Sector by 2035 and Net-Zero Emissions by 2050.
Turnkey Project Management
End-to-End support from concept and design through project management & commissioning to scope and budget.
BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE
Battery energy storage systems and engineering support for large-scale deployments and microgrid applications.
RNG & Compression
High-quality skid systems with engineering for compressed air, liquid applications, landfill, biogas & wastewater.
Renewable Integrations
Clean-tech solutions, including solar development, energy master planning, consulting, and implementation.
As the world’s largest energy consumer, the federal government must lead by example regarding energy waste and security. Federal agencies have the unique opportunity to set an example for the rest of the country by taking action to reduce their energy use and increase their reliance on renewable sources of energy. This can be done by investing in energy-efficient technologies and practices, such as LED lighting, solar panels, and intelligent building systems. Federal agencies can reduce energy costs and improve their environmental footprint using these new technologies. Additionally, federal agencies can promote energy independence by supporting research and development into renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power. With the exemplary commitment from federal agencies, America can move closer to a future of energy independence, resiliency, and security.
By partnering with Stark Tech, our team works to provide leadership to federal agencies. We leverage our energy management solutions to develop comprehensive plans that address energy-related goals. Our solutions are designed to be cost-effective and tailored to the agency’s specific needs. Our team is highly experienced in energy conservation and renewable energy technologies, and we work with federal agencies to identify opportunities for improving energy efficiency and reducing costs. We also guide renewable energy sources and help agencies develop strategies for incorporating renewable energy into their operations. We strive to provide federal agencies with the tools and resources they need to achieve their energy-related goals affordably and sustainably.
Our team of experts has extensive experience working with both the public and private sectors on various projects, and we understand the complexities of working within a government framework. Our team is well-versed in regulations and policies related to energy use, and we can provide the information and resources needed to develop effective, sustainable solutions. We are also familiar with a wide range of technologies and tools that can be used to measure usage, track results, and identify opportunities for improvement.
Our clients recognize and value our distinctive and validated approach. No other organization matches our combination of building and energy systems expertise, analytics platform, engineering, & IT network professionals.
In a quick 16-week turnaround, Stark Tech was able to install dehumidifiers to maintain tight humidity control in order to achieve the cleanroom conditions needed to convert the 306,000 sq. ft. warehouse into a mass production site.
In a green architecture design, Stark Tech incorporated a vegetated lower roof and photovoltaic collector on the upper roof with integrated temperature and lighting controls to maintain parameters that save energy and cost.
The project is a 350 scfm waste water treatment plant. “The ability to capture biogas from our sewage (and transform it into RNG) is the type of innovative project that will help us reach our renewable energy goals sooner rather than later.
The total amount of renewable electricity in megawatts used by the federal government in 2020.
The percentage of renewable energy consumed by federal agencies in 2020 – most of which was solar energy.
The percentage of renewable energy procured by federal agencies comes from on-site renewables.
The Department of Defense leads all federal agencies with 1.8 million megawatts of energy consumption.
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