CEG Markets
Research facilities, specifically laboratories and clean rooms, consume energy at significantly higher rates than average commercial buildings. CEG’s nationwide portfolio of mission critical projects includes a diverse group of projects implemented in fully-occupied and operational research facilities. We have the in-house development, engineering, construction, management, and implementation capabilities that are critical to the success of complex utility efficiency projects.
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Variable Frequency Drives
- Variable Air Volume
- Optimize Air Ventilation
- Reduce the Number and Size of Hoods
- Energy Recovery
- Environmental Metering
- Onsite Electrical Co-generation
- AHU Improvements
- Air Flow Improvements
- Renewable Energy Additions
- Central Plant Modifications
- Lighting Upgrades
- Water Metering
- Cooling Tower Upgrades
- Control Upgrades
- Plug Load Improvements
Data centers and other energy-intensive facilities offer significant opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce costs. CEG has experience with existing data center retrofits, enabling us to deliver more energy-related savings while meeting the current and future needs. Specifically, we employ an integrated “IT + Facilities” solution is based upon a coordinated, data-driven approach that addresses both IT and facilities infrastructure

Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Data Center Power Metering
- Environmental Metering
- Onsite Electrical Co-generation
- AHU Improvements
- Air-tight Zones
- Hot/Cold Rack Containment Systems
- Server Virtualization and Virtualization Management
- Network Storage Optimization
- Air Flow Improvements
- IT System Power Management Software
- Thin-client Desktops
- Energy Efficient IT Equipment
- Renewable Energy Additions
- Central Plant Modifications
- Lighting Upgrades
As a part of one of the largest developers and builders of homes in the country, CEG understands the energy and resource challenges associated with large residential projects. Our construction management processes allow us to be in and out of a unit without major disruptions to tenants.
Columbia Heights Village Apartments

Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Building Envelope
- Weatherization
- AHU Improvements
- Air Flow Improvements
- Renewable Energy Additions
- Lighting Upgrades
- Water Upgrades
- Control Upgrades
- Plug Load Improvements
- Appliance Upgrades
Healthcare facilities, particularly hospitals, require significant resources to maintain operations and service patients effectively. Despite the inherently stringent requirements, CEG has implemented hospital efficiency measures that will significantly reduce energy and water usage and maintain patient safety and comfort, without compromising the integrity and performance of the medical centers’ critical functions.

Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Boiler Upgrades
- Variable Frequency Drives
- Variable Air Volume
- Combined Heat & Power
- Reduce the Number and Size of Hoods
- Energy Recovery
- Environmental Metering
- Onsite Electrical Co-generation
- AHU Improvements
- Air Flow Improvements
- Renewable Energy Additions
- Central Plant Modifications
- Lighting Upgrades
- Improve Metering of Gas, Steam, and Electricity
- Cooling Tower Upgrades
- Control Upgrades
- Plug Load Improvements
Though widely overlooked, parking garages are typically extremely energy inefficient and present great opportunities for system upgrades. In particular, parking garage lighting fixture and controls upgrades help to reduce operations, improve safety, and decrease energy consumption all while delivering a quick payback. Moreover, CEG has also designed and implemented solar PV on numerous parking structures, including parking decks and parking canopies.
Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
- Ventilation Fan Improvements
- Daylight Sensoring
- Dimmable Ballasts
- Solar PV
- Energy Recovery
- Lighting Upgrades
- Control Upgrades
CEG has the experience and expertise to seamlessly upgrade industrial facilities to reduce utility and operational costs. Our holistic projects typically include more than the typical water and HVAC measures. Some of our most impactful energy efficiency upgrades have been the result of our experience with compressed air systems, refrigeration systems, water purification plants, and other industrial processes. Moreover, because many industrial sites have a large base heating or electric load and large roof or land space, alternative energy installations like CHP or solar PV are typically more viable at industrial sites.
Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Boiler Upgrades
- Variable Frequency Drives
- Variable Air Volume
- Combined Heat & Power
- Energy Recovery
- Onsite Electrical Co-generation
- AHU Improvements
- Air Flow Improvements
- Renewable Energy Additions
- Central Plant Modifications
- Lighting Upgrades
- Improve Metering of Gas, Steam, and Electricity
- Cooling Tower Upgrades
- Control Upgrades
- Plug Load Improvements
At the average office building, about 30% of energy is wasted – most of it during peak-use times when energy prices are highest. Approximately 70% of an office’s energy use relates to lighting and space conditioning, two areas where we can typically have an immediate impact. We also consider how you can engage your occupants to drive further reduction and a sustainability of savings for your property. CEG can tailor a plan to your office that achieves your desired level of cost and energy savings.
Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Boiler Upgrades
- Variable Frequency Drives
- Variable Air Volume
- Combined Heat & Power
- Energy Recovery
- Environmental Metering
- Onsite Electrical Co-generation
- AHU Improvements
- Air Flow Improvements
- Renewable Energy Additions
- Central Plant Modifications
- Lighting Upgrades
- Improve Metering of Gas, Steam, and Electricity
- Cooling Tower Upgrades
- Control Upgrades
- Plug Load Improvements
Supermarket stores in the U.S. spend on average more than $4 per square foot on energy, consuming around 50kWh and 50 cubic feet of natural gas per square foot per year. In a typical supermarket, refrigeration and lighting represent 44-77% of total use depending on climate, making these systems the best targets for energy savings. Especially since the profit margins of supermarkets are so thin, on the order of 1%, ENERGY STAR estimates that one dollar in energy savings is equivalent to increasing sales by $59!

Potential Energy Conservation Measures
- Boiler Upgrades
- Variable Frequency Drives
- Variable Air Volume
- AHU Improvements
- Air Flow Improvements
- Renewable Energy Additions
- Lighting Upgrades
- Improve Metering of Gas, Steam, and Electricity
- Control Upgrades
- Plug Load Improvements
- HVAC Temperate Setbacks
- Optimize Refrigeration
- Reduce Floating Head Pressure
- Upgrade Condensers
- Efficient Display Cases
- Install Nighttime curtains