According to the US Department of Energy, buildings account for 40 percent of all energy use in the United States. This sector consumes more energy than any other industry, having surpassed the transportation industry as the number one consuming sector over 20 years ago.

Building owners and real estate portfolio managers, in their efforts to optimize building energy management and performance, search for easier ways to reduce their facilities’ energy consumption. Important steps in accomplishing these goals include measurement of their energy consumption baseline, documentation of energy performance data, comparison to other buildings that are similar in profile, and analysis of how energy-saving initiatives and investments are driving positive impact.

Real estate portfolios with 500 to 1,000 sites spread across a wide geographic area are challenged to both gather, process, and analyze energy data. Organizations that grow through mergers and acquisitions, for example, find it difficult to keep their finger on the pulse of the overall portfolio. They are under pressure to rapidly achieve cross-functional business benefits, making sure that they lower the energy costs within their facilities. Such organizations often look to knowledgeable third parties for assistance and use benchmarking to establish and reach their energy consumption and CO2 reduction goals.

Stark Tech’s proprietary software aggregates building level data for insight into energy saving opportunities, which helps in the development of an energy master plan that identifies targeted areas for improvement. 

Once energy conservation measures are identified, our team of in-house engineers and project managers work in concert to deliver engineered solutions on an open book, guaranteed maximum cost basis with customer engagement at every step of the way.