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["Organization Name","Contact Name","Contact Email","Contact Phone #","Contact Website/Social Media","Organization Type","FOA Topic Area(s) of Interest","Area of Technical Expertise","Brief Description of Capabilities and/or Demonstration/Field Validation Site Offering","Description of Need in a Teaming Partner and/or Demonstration/Field Validation Site"]
["Harvard Graduate School of Design","Holly Samuelson","hsamuelson@gsd.harvard.edu","617-699-5519","https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=TuoX7fYAAAAJ&hl=en","Academic/Research","Opaque Building Envelope and TES","• Whole Building Energy Simulation, e.g. EnergyPlus\n• Building thermal/energy performance\n• Architecture\n• Occupant Health, e.g. heat vulnerability\n• Modeling with future electric grids, future climates, etc.","Female PI, Muslim research associate"]
["City of Orlando","Ian Lahiff, Energy Project Manager","Ian.lahiff@orlando.gov","407-246-3853","https://www.orlando.gov/greenworks","Local Government","All (HVAC/WH, TES, BESS, Plug Loads/Lighting, and Opaque Building Envelope)","City of Orlando is a national leader in energy efficiency for new and existing commercial buildings that reduce waste and pollution, while saving businesses and residents significant amounts of money.","See the City of Orlando Voluntary Local Review (https://online.fliphtml5.com/gydm/xanw/); GreenWorks Community Action Plan (https://www.orlando.gov/Initiatives/2018-Community-Action-Plan) and Municipal Operations Sustainability Plan (http://www.cityoforlando.net/greenworks/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2017/02/GreenWorks_MunicipalSustainabilityPlan_ProgressReport_highres.pdf?_ga=2.135402291.325508068.1667224491-1768808114.1666872825)"]
["Treau Inc. (DBA Gradient)","Jason Wexler","foa0002787@gradientcomfort.com",null,"https://www.gradientcomfort.com/","Small Business","HVAC Subtopics A and B","• HVAC product design for quick installation\n• Vapor compression systems, heat exchangers, and airflow\n• Natural refrigerants"]
["1-800-Plumber®+Air of S.E. MA","Darlene Murch, Co-Owner, CEO, VP ","dmurch@1800plumber.com","774-254-4302\n508-761-8700","https://1800plumber.com/locations/attleboro-ma\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/1800PlumberofS.E.MA/\n\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/darlene-murch-0923b520a/\n\nhttps://twitter.com/1800PlumberSeMa","S-Corp, Franchisee owners","Renew Americas Schools","Charlie Murch MPL # 15590 - He has been in the Plumbing & Heating industry for over 22 years.  Water is our most precious resource and responsible for our health, hygiene & hydration.  We need to come up with innovative ways to purify, save and help preserve what is left.  \nHVAC Technician Modesto -  Heat Pumps, \n• Subtopic A -  Both Plumbing & HVAC in Residential and Commercial aspects\n• Subtopic B \n• Subtopic C\n• Subtopic D\n• TES plug-and-play"]
["Lithium Battery Company Intl","Nathan A. Staron","Nathan@lithiumbatterycompany.com","813-504-0074","www.lithiumbatterycompany.com","Small Business","BESS Subtopics A and B","• Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Manufacturing\n• BESS New Technology Research and Development\n• Systems Engineering, Integration, and Management\n• Software Controls for Optimizing Energy Storage Systems\n• Secondary Lithium Battery Recycling","Lithium Battery Company is a technology company that specializes in Lithium Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Their batteries are designed for a variety of applications, including grid-tied and off-grid residential and commercial buildings, as well as vehicle-to-grid systems. The company has extensive experience with system design, development, and deployment, and has a portfolio of successful projects across North America. They are also committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and have implemented best practices in their work with marginalized communities.\n\nDemonstration / Field Validation Site\nQuantity of Properties - 2\nLocation of Properties - Tampa, FL USA\nProperty Type - Commercial / Warehouse\nClimate Zone - Hot-Humid / Mixed Humid / Hot-Dry / Mixed-Dry / Marine\nAdditional Notes - We work with a wide range of R&D companies that can assist with additional facilities","In order to reduce costs, increase building resilience, or improve grid integration of BESS in residential and commercial buildings, a partner is needed to test and validate the feasibility and effectiveness of the innovation. A demonstration or field validation site would also be beneficial to assess the impacts of the innovation on the grid and individual buildings."]
["Widseth Smith Nolting and Associates, Inc.","Gail Leverson, Sr. Funding Specialist","funding@widseth.com","218-308-2604","Website: https://widseth.com/\n\nSocial Media: https://blog.widseth.com/","For Profit Architecture and Engineering consulting organization","HVAC/WH Subtopics A, B, C, and D; BESS Subtopics A and B; Plug Loads/Lighting; Opaque Building Envelope Subtopics A, B, and C","• Filtration systems\n• Environmental controls (such as humidity controls)\n• Lighting system\n• Air conditioning system\n• Ventilation system\n• Heating system\n• Power system and controls of building\n• Geothermal energy \n• Insulation\n• Building envelopes including Roofs, Doors, Windows, Skylights and Clerestories","Energy efficiency measures that support the development, validation, and demonstration of novel budling technologies and retrofit practices that have potential for carbon savings. Specific areas of focus include schools, multi-family housing, commercial and manufacturing installations. Installation of renewable energy, which will result in energy savings, increase in energy efficiency and lead to improvements in health and air quality. Experienced in inclusion of underserved communities and regions of environmental justice. Specific capabilities include architecture design, planning, and construction management including energy efficiency planning mechanical, structural, and electrical engineering. Architecture accreditations of AIA, NCARB, LEED, CID, CSI, and CDT. Engineering accreditations of PE and LEED AP.\n\nGeographical Area of Interest: Minnesota and North Dakota"]
["Home Improvement Team LLC","Zoran Ivanovski","homeimprovementteamusa@gmail.com","646-276-2182","smarthotelsystems.us\n\nHomeimprovementteamllc.us","LLC","DE-FOA-0002787","• Attaching system that can convert any solar panel on the market to a thermal solar panel\nMacedonia Poland Czech Republic other EU countries\nHotels, Commercial Properties\nModerate climate, system can work with water and antifreeze\n• Complete HVAC single family house and commercial properties\nMacedonia\nHVAC systems\n• Fresh Air Exchange with highest energy recuperation \nMacedonia, Turkey, Italy\nIt works in any climate\n• Complete HVAC system with inverters and heat pumps\nMacedonia\nModerate climate, system can work with water and antifreeze\n• Single family or commercial property with smart power flow system and battery\t\nEuropean Union Countries\nModerate climate, system can work in any climate\n• Smart hotel system with energy savings \nMacedonia, Albania, Croatia, Montenegro\nIt can work in any climate","Small women owned company"]
["IBACOS, Inc.","Ari Rapport, Strategic Partnerships","arapport@ibacos.com","412-889-7074","www.ibacos.com\n\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/ibacos/ ","Small Business","TES and Opaque Building Envelope","• Residential HVAC and Building Enclosures – new construction and retrofit\n• Offsite building practices, components or modular\n• Building Science, Energy Efficiency, Durability, Comfort\n• Residential product innovation – research, development, demonstration, and commercialization\n• Grid-interactive efficient buildings, connected communities, clean energy integration\n• Test homes and communities\n• Construction quality assurance\n• Carbon emissions evaluation","IBACOS specializes in home building innovation and the delivery of new product and process technologies. Throughout our 30-year history we have worked with leading homebuilders, large building product manufacturers and the U.S. Department of Energy to improve the quality and performance of the American home. The IBACOS team has extensive shared experience in the processes of innovation, building science research, construction quality management, technology development and deployment and business strategy and management."]
["Beneficial Electrification league","Alex Hofmann","info@be-league.org",null,"https://be-league.org/contact/ ","501 (c)(3) non-profit","TES, BESS, Plug Loads/Lighting, Opaque Building Envelope, and HVAC/WH","• Convening key stakeholders and utilities to discuss electrification and related projects\n• Electrification and weatherization together programs\n• Grant program management \n• R&D program management\n• System design for reliability and safety support programs at utilities\n• Electric bus programs\n• Community geothermal\n• Green ammonia","The beneficial electrification league (BEL) excels at bringing utilities and stakeholders together to develop programs in collaboration with manufacturers and research organizations. This means BEL can help organizations with the identification and development of pilot programs for demonstration, field validation, and that are inclusive of energy burdened, low-income, and rural communities.","BEL prefers to work with organizations that are looking to partner with manufacturers and utilities to help organizations with the identification and development of pilot programs for demonstration, field validation. "]
["Oak Ridge National Laboratory","Melissa Lapsa","lapsamv@ornl.gov","865-576-8620","https://www.ornl.gov/facility/btric","Academic/Research","All (HVAC/WH, TES, BESS, Plug Loads/Lighting, and Opaque Building Envelope)","Building envelopes, equipment, building systems integration, energy storage and building-to-grid interactions, sensors, transactive controls, data modeling and simulation for residential and commercial buildings, and advanced building construction.","The BTRIC is a 60,000 sq. ft. research campus and includes the flagship Maximum Building Energy Efficiency Research Laboratory (MAXLAB), a multipurpose laboratory to advance the energy efficiency and durability of building envelopes (e.g., large-scale wall assemblies), equipment, and appliances. Envelope and equipment laboratories provide a range of test chambers and capabilities for developing new components that are more resistant to heat flow, airtight, and moisture durable than existing technologies. Flexible research platforms offer the opportunity to plug and play, placing technologies into real-world, highly instrumented buildings for evaluation. The Advanced Construction Lab includes expertise in robotics, automation, advanced AI-assisted software, non-destructive diagnostic tools, and low-carbon and fire-resilient building materials. From benchtop wind tunnels to computational fluid dynamics modeling to large-scale environmental chambers, BTRIC provides a range of capabilities to advance building technologies. Across its energy science and technology user facilities, ORNL delivers breakthroughs from generation to distribution and storage to end use.","We would be interested in partners with demonstration/field validation site(s)."]
["ONIT Global, Inc.","John A. Johnson","John.johnson@onit.global","516-256-3000","www.onit.global","C-Corp","Plug Loads/Lighting, BESS Subtopic B","• Software development and commercialization for SaaS based system deployment (AWS)\n• Engineering expertise in complex monitoring and control systems for energy efficiency and generation\n• Technical installation expertise of BMS and ONIT control systems\n• Measurement, verification, and validation expertise with abiity to analyze life-cycle and technoeconomics.","• Developer and proven deployment of ONIT's lighting control system that integrates to HVAC energy optimization, building energy optimization (Utility tariff/peak demand) and Utility interoperability for demand response.  We presently provide interoperability via API for our lighting system to use as a guide for Plug load/Lighting Integration.\n• Developer and proven deployment of battery and thermal energy storage system monitoring and energy dispatch for building energy optimization and utility interoperability.\n• Developer and proven deployment of ONIT’s SEAP SaaS cloud software platform, providing 1) Digital Master Twin 2) M&V module 3) Monitoring and Control of various energy storage and building systems with or without a centralized BMS 4)Task orchestration to simplify initial installation, retrofit, and on going operations and maintenance of building monitoring and control systems.  Can make ONIT’s SEAP SaaS platform available to spring board lighting to plug load integration for third party lighting system or plug load device.\n• Developer and deployment of machine learning based systems for energy load predictions and energy dispatch\n• Professional Engineers for mechanical and electrical\n• Project Management"]
["KNM Leaks","Kamaria Leaks","Kamaria_Morris@yahoo.com","678-772-1382",null,"Academic/Research","Opaque Building Envelope, BESS Suptopics A and B, TESS, Plug Load/ Lighting","Building simulation, HVAC","Minority Female Veteran with resources to develop model for demonstration purposes based on environmental plan to address and advocate change in government supported programs allowing new construction methods and/ or retrofits of existing construction to reshape housing industry and impact carbon footprint","Would like to partner with organizations looking for stakeholder interested in nontraditional building systems, programs and projects to meet design asthethics while increasing energy efficiency/ reducing carbon footprint through reduction in need for system redesigns due to environmental impacts in order to demonstrate feasibility and cost savings of alternate building practices "]
["The National Institute of Standards and Technology, Building Energy and Environment Division","Behrang Hamadani","Behrang.hamadani@nist.gov","301-975-5548","https://www.nist.gov/programs-projects/water-use-high-performance-buildings","Federal government","HVAC/WH Subtopics A and D",null,"The NIST Engineering Laboratory (EL) has several facilities to test the energy performance of electric and gas storage and tankless water heaters. The facilities feature environmental chambers that maintain temperature and humidity control, and allow for temperature control of incoming water to the systems tested per DOE guidance on the methods of test for rating residential water heaters. Highly accurate temperature, water flow, electrical energy and gas flow measurements are taken in these laboratory setups to allow researchers to make calculations for the Uniform Energy Factor (UEF), First-Hour Rating (FHR) and recovery efficiencies of water heaters of various standard and novel technologies. Over the last few decades, EL has worked closely with the DOE and standards organizations such as the American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) to develop the methods of test for rating residential and commercial water heaters."]
["Ecotope, Inc.","Jonathan Heller","jon@ecotope.com","206-322-3753","www.ecotope.com","Corporation","HVAC/WH Subtopic D","• MEP engineering design\n• Commercial HPWH engineering applications research and development\n• Measurement and Verification\n• Data management and analysis\n• Energy modeling\n• Development of software tools to support heat pump industry (Ecosizer and Ecosim)\n• Market analysis\n• Development of system specifications and standardization (Advanced Water Heater Specifications 8.0)\n• Feasibility studies\n• Lab testing of heat pump equipment","Ecotope has been researching and designing with Commercial Heat Pump Water Heaters for over 12 years, supported primarily by Bonneville Power Administration’s Emerging Energy Efficient Technologies program. Through this work we have developed the Technology Innovation Model which speeds the adoption of new technologies in the market. We are currently working with 5 US manufacturers at various stages of bringing new CHPWH technologies to market. We are helping them with early feasibility studies, market analysis, applications testing, performance testing, field demonstrations, measurement and verification, integration of load shifting controls, and development of design guidelines and training materials. Ecotope provides leadership to the Advanced Water Heater Initiative’s Commercial Working Group where we have provided strategic direction to the broader market transformation effort. We have developed the Ecosizer and Ecosim sizing and modeling tools to support design and evaluation of heat pump performance, and we were the technical leads for development of the CHPWH section of NEEA’s Advanced Water Heater Specification 8.0. We have provided pioneering direction to standardizing CHPWH designs; developing the “swing tank” design concept for single-pass heat pumps and developing designs for the first fully integrated plug-and-play skid mounted CHPWH systems (the Steffes Origin and the WaterDrop by Small Planet Supply). We have also lead the development of a standardized approach to integrating load shifting controls into this class of technology. Ecotope relies on trusted MBE partners for electrical engineering expertise in all of our work."]
["White Earth Tribal and Community College","Kim Brown and Paul Pemberton","kim.brown@wetcc.edu\npaul.pemberton@wetcc.edu","218-936-8371\n218-936-8341                                             ","www.wetcc.edu","Institution of Higher Education","All (HVAC/WH, TES, BESS, Plug Loads/Lighting, and Opaque Building Envelope)"]
["Enel North America (Enel X)","David Rodriguez and Yulia Buynova","enelxteaminglist@enel.com","978-989-5413\n351-228-1787","https://www.enelx.com/n-a/en/","Provider of demand flexibility solutions and digital platforms","TES and BESS","• Demand Response and Flexibility Solutions\n• Battery Energy Storage Systems\n• Smart EV charging\n• Energy Services\n• Distributed Energy\n• Electric Bus Fleets\n• Digital Platforms\n• Smart/connected devices","Enel X is Enel’s global business line dedicated to developing innovative products and digital solutions in sectors in which energy is showing the greatest potential for transformation: cities, homes, industries and electric mobility. Enel X holds the leading position in demand response programs globally, with over 7.7 GW currently managed. Enel has also deployed approximately 200MW of energy storage projects , mostly behind-the-meter, and over 320,000 smart EV charging points. Our goal is to connect \"any asset to any market and any value stream” to enable a more sustainable energy future.  We’re ranked #2 C&I Energy Storage System Integrator globally by Guidehouse Insights.","Looking for host sites, and technology or hardware providers, such as manufacturers of TES and BESS products, engineering firms, and EPC/installers."]
["CoolWaters Technology, LLC","Jim Beals, COO","Liaison.Government@CoolWatersTech.com","832-289-9555","CoolWatersTech.com","Engineering / Manufacturing","Advanced Manufacturing, Building Technologies, Technology, Energy, Grid","• Product Engineering\n• Product Design\n• Product Development\n• Manufacturing\n• Technology\n• Deployment\n• Project Management","Location of Property 1: Houston, Texas\nProperty Type: Personal\nClimate Zone(s): C - Moist Subtropical Mid-Latitude Climates\nAny Additional Notes: All persons associated with the company are remote, working from home. No properties exist for the company. This will occur in the future as/if needed. \n\nLocation of Property 2: Colorado Springs, CO 80831\nProperty Type: Personal\nClimate Zone(s): B - Dry Climates\nAny Additional Notes: All current employees are remote, working from home. No properties exist for the company. This will occur in the future.\n\nLocation of Property 3: Cypress, TX 77433\nProperty Type: Mail Drop\nClimate Zone(s): C - Moist Subtropical Mid-Latitude Climates\nAny Additional Notes: All current employees are remote, working from home. No properties exist for the company. This is a mail drop for receiving mail as needed"]
["Siemens Corporation, Technology","Elaine Tang","tszling.tang@siemens.com","609-865-8745","www.siemens.com","Large Business","HVAC/WH","• Digital twin modeling and visualization\n• Physics or AI-based multi-physics component / system simulation (e.g. for fluid systems)\n• Building energy modeling\n• Design space exploration and optimization","Siemens Technology U.S. headquarters is located in Princeton, NJ. It comprises 100,000 sq. ft. of office and lab space for approximately 250 researchers and developers. Siemens has developed a Living Lab for doing research on our commercial office building comprising Energy Storage System, Microgrid Controller, and Building Management System. The Princeton Island Grid also includes a Hybrid Distributed Energy Testbed with power system lab testing capabilities.","Looking to support modeling and simulation effort of teaming partner"]
["Siemens Corporation, Technology","Shashank Shekhar","shashankshekhar@siemens.com","609-937-7945","www.siemens.com","Large Business","BESS Subtopic A","• Experience in developing interoperable communication across heterogenous resources including EV charging, BESS, inverters and DERs using Web of Things (WoT), energy service interface (ESI) and building system and energy grid protocols. Ability to demonstrate in microgrids such as Princeton Island Grid, a living lab to serve as a platform for researching and demonstrating new technology for commercial building and microgrid operations. \n• Expertise in developing platforms and demonstrators for resilient and distributed grid and building applications using open-source RIAPS (https://riaps.isis.vanderbilt.edu/) and Siemens commercial solutions.","Siemens Technology U.S. headquarters is located in Princeton, NJ. It comprises 100,000 sq. ft. of office and lab space for approximately 250 researchers and developers. Siemens has developed a Living Lab for doing research on our commercial office building comprising Energy Storage System, Microgrid Controller, and Building Management System. The Princeton Island Grid also includes a Hybrid Distributed Energy Testbed with power system lab testing capabilities.","Looking to support a teaming partner with platform and communication expertise."]
["Texas A&M University / Materials Science and Engineering","Patrick Shamberger","Patrick.shamberger@tamu.edu","979-458-1086","https://phate.tamu.edu/","Academic/University/R&D Institution","TES","• Thermal Energy Storage materials research & development\n• Optimal materials design strategies\n• Materials synthesis and characterization\n• Materials/Component integration","• Materials Characterization (thermal transport rates, calorimetry, chemical and phase purity).\n• Materials Synthesis (phase change materials (PCMs) and PCM composites; adsorption/desorption materials).\n• Transient thermal response characterization (energy density/energy storage rate trade-offs)."]
["SYNURJA LLC","Srijan Didwania","sdidwania@synurja.com","972-908-0885","https://www.synurja.com","LLC","Opaque Building Envelope and HVAC","• Whole Building Energy Simulation, e.g. EnergyPlus, eQUEST\n• Thermal Comfort Analysis\n• Modeling future climates, etc.\n• Design Latitude Analysis with semi-automated statistical methods and machine learning\n• Life Cycle Cost Analysis\n• Building Energy Calibration","Women Owned Small Business\n\nWe have expertise in the field on building energy simulation and optimization. We do not compromize with the quality of our work and have created various automated workflow techniques to enhance the quality and speed of our deliverables while maintaining the rigor needed in this field."]
["Oregon Department of Administrative Services","David Wortman, Statewide Sustainability Officer","David.wortman@das.oregon.gov","971-304-8733","https://www.oregon.gov/das/pages/index.aspx","State agency","All (HVAC/WH, TES, BESS, Plug Loads/Lighting, and Opaque Building Envelope)","HVAC, lighting and controls, net zero emissions, plug loads, envelope, EV integration","The Department of Administrative Services manages a portfolio of 40 state government buildings with over 2 million square feet of building space. We have a number of active energy initiatives driven by statute and executive orders. We also have a well skilled energy team with technicians and managers having expertise in lighting, HVAC, controls and energy management, and climate and sustainability. The state of Oregon also has a statewide DEI strategy and welcomes participation to further state’s diversity, equity and inclusion goals. \n\nLocation of Properties: Oregon (primarily Salem but also Portland, Hillsboro, Eugene and Pendleton)\n\nProperty Type: Office, labs, warehouse, maintenance facilities, correctional facilities, schools, other miscellaneous uses. \n\nClimate Zone(s): Western Oregon, eastern Oregon","We are open to teaming partners looking for public entities or host sites, as well as partners and projects that align with our short and long-term goals around climate mitigation, carbon-neutral buildings and building and fleet electrification."]
["Cadmus","Nathan Hinkle","cadmusproposals@cadmusgroup.com","503-467-7117","https://cadmusgroup.com/\n\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/the-cadmus-group/mycompany/\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/CadmusGroup\n\nhttps://twitter.com/CadmusGroup","Corporation","All (HVAC/WH, TES, BESS, Plug Loads/Lighting, and Opaque Building Envelope)","Cadmus is a consulting firm with a diverse range of experts in engineering, building science, statistics, data analytics, software development, and stakeholder engagement. Our areas of technical expertise include:  \n• Residential, commercial, and industrial buildings and equipment  \n• HVAC systems, including cold climate heat pumps, VRF systems, DHW waste heat recovery, building DOAS with heat recovery, ERV systems, and advanced RTU economizer controllers with DCV \n• Industrial motor systems, process equipment, and compressed air systems \n• Commercial building control systems, including HVAC BMS, networked lighting control, and networked plug load control \n• Home energy monitoring systems \n•\tEnergy efficiency and distributed energy resource evaluation and planning \n• Low-income needs assessment and equity evaluation \n• Transportation electrification strategy and evaluation  \n• Networked geo-thermal design and feasibility assessments \n• UMP and IPMVP measurement and verification process, and advanced M&V for technology pilots \n• Grid impacts, greenhouse gas emissions, and marginal emissions impact analysis and modeling \n• Residential, commercial, and industrial decarbonization and electrification strategy and support  \n• Renewable energy systems including solar, wind, biogas, battery storage, and renewable natural gas","Cadmus frequently leads field validation studies, efficiency measure inspections, energy audits, data logger installation, and other data collection activities for projects ranging from single-site pilots to massive regional studies. Our field validation capabilities include:  \n• Extensive inventory of deployable, remotely-accessible data loggers and sensors including temperature, humidity, pressure, flow rate, end-use true RMS power, and solar irradiance \n• HVAC, refrigerant, electrical, and other monitoring and diagnostic equipment including mass flow metering, thermal imaging, power quality analysis, and illumination measurement \n• Experienced field engineers to install equipment and collect on-site data \n• Alternative remote/virtual site visit and equipment inspection capabilities \n• Participant recruitment, scheduling, and coordination  \n• Energy modeling and building simulation, including EnergyPlus, Design Builder, and eQuest \n• Data acquisition, management, modeling, reporting, and visualization  \n• Project management and implementation support, budget development, and workplan development \n• Stakeholder management and engagement \n• Designing and managing experiments, pilots, and large studies to collect, analyze, and present data \n• Developing custom software, surveys, and other solutions for data collection, processing and visualization \n• Complex engineering review, support and analysis  ","Cadmus is interested in partnering with any organization seeking support to demonstrate their technology. We can provide independent measurement and verification services to quantify energy savings and market potential, identify and recruit field validation participants, and support all other aspects of the field demonstration process.  We are interested in partnering on any of the five Areas of Interest."]