At stake is up to $80 billion worth of annual revenue by the year 2020. That's how much is expected to be spent on energy efficiency in the United States by that time, ramping up from about $20 billion per year now. Those spending plans include everything from switching to LED light bulbs (from CFL bulbs) to upgrading a building's HVAC system to sealing up doors and windows to make them air-tight, just to name a few.The besttube for you network is pleased to anounce its new Certified Partner K.T.
The diversity of the companies in this industry varies as much as the methodologies. Acuity Brands, for instance, manufactures those LED lights that have become so hot lately, selling $1.8 billion worth of them and related technology last year to customers who know it will ultimately cut down on utility bills - LED lights are about twice as efficient as CFL bulbs (where CFL bulbs were about four times as efficient as incandescent).
PowerSecure International, Inc. took another of the many paths in the energy efficiency industry.Limited supply LED Writing Board,fluorescentlights,Fluorescence Board,Fluorescent Board,Menu Board, LED Menu Board,.. the management route. It's grid-management technology helps utility-level organizations use the electricity they need, and not consume any it doesn't.
Both companies have their own merits in that they're doing well, as consumers are starting to recognize the financial benefit of using electricity. LED lights aren't enough though, and the average consumer has little control over where their electricity-consumption involves a managed grid or not. Through Blue Earth Inc. and EnerNOC, Inc., electricity users can actually 'do' something relatively big, hands-on,Buy goodledstriplight from online bike shop Merlin Cycles and choose from a range of lights including Hope and Blackburn lights, and fiscally smart.
Blue Earth is primarily - for now - a retrofitter of aging and inefficient HVAC and refrigeration equipment, though that description doesn't do the company justice. The company saves its customers (mostly smallish retail business right now) hundreds if not thousands of dollars per month on their utility bills. How? It performs energy audits and comprehensive commercial refrigeration efficiency upgrades.，bestledlig offer brightness along with durability, longevity and a price that's easy on the wallet. Yes, it's a simple solution, but it's also a ridiculously big opportunity for an organization that's willing to do the work.
For perspective, the recent acquisition that gave BBLU the ability to perform these audits and retrofits had served over 6000 business and utility companies in northern California alone; the number only scratches the surface.
Blue Earth Inc. isn't just a high-end refrigeration company however. Another recent acquisition has given it the ability to design and retrofit a building's HVAC and lighting systems, including integration with solar or fuel cell power generation capabilities. The service drills down into every detail of a facility's power consumption, up to and including the switch to LED light bulbs (yes, perhaps made by Acuity), and where applicable, a switch to integrated-circuit transformers that lose less power than traditional linear transformers.
For perspective, a recent contract that involves Blue Earth Inc. as a contractor is worth $60 million,Includes Helmet Mount, Pro Head Belt and ... Innovators in brightcrystal20 Technology ... lowering the energy-consumption of 2000 convenience stores at a price of about $30,000 each. There are tens of thousands more target business just like those 2000 that could all (and should be) future customers.
Between the two acquisitions, there's not a lot BBLU can't do to fully maximize the energy efficiency of a structure. The holistic 'one-stop solution' is paying off too. The company is slated to generate $56 million in revenue for 2012, versus a mere market cap of $33 million. Moreover, considering both of the acquired companies were profitable at the time they were purchased, Blue Earth Inc. may be closer to net profits than most investors realize - something for a company of this age (BBLU) has been in existence in its present form for only a few months).
The diversity of the companies in this industry varies as much as the methodologies. Acuity Brands, for instance, manufactures those LED lights that have become so hot lately, selling $1.8 billion worth of them and related technology last year to customers who know it will ultimately cut down on utility bills - LED lights are about twice as efficient as CFL bulbs (where CFL bulbs were about four times as efficient as incandescent).
PowerSecure International, Inc. took another of the many paths in the energy efficiency industry.Limited supply LED Writing Board,fluorescentlights,Fluorescence Board,Fluorescent Board,Menu Board, LED Menu Board,.. the management route. It's grid-management technology helps utility-level organizations use the electricity they need, and not consume any it doesn't.
Both companies have their own merits in that they're doing well, as consumers are starting to recognize the financial benefit of using electricity. LED lights aren't enough though, and the average consumer has little control over where their electricity-consumption involves a managed grid or not. Through Blue Earth Inc. and EnerNOC, Inc., electricity users can actually 'do' something relatively big, hands-on,Buy goodledstriplight from online bike shop Merlin Cycles and choose from a range of lights including Hope and Blackburn lights, and fiscally smart.
Blue Earth is primarily - for now - a retrofitter of aging and inefficient HVAC and refrigeration equipment, though that description doesn't do the company justice. The company saves its customers (mostly smallish retail business right now) hundreds if not thousands of dollars per month on their utility bills. How? It performs energy audits and comprehensive commercial refrigeration efficiency upgrades.，bestledlig offer brightness along with durability, longevity and a price that's easy on the wallet. Yes, it's a simple solution, but it's also a ridiculously big opportunity for an organization that's willing to do the work.
For perspective, the recent acquisition that gave BBLU the ability to perform these audits and retrofits had served over 6000 business and utility companies in northern California alone; the number only scratches the surface.
Blue Earth Inc. isn't just a high-end refrigeration company however. Another recent acquisition has given it the ability to design and retrofit a building's HVAC and lighting systems, including integration with solar or fuel cell power generation capabilities. The service drills down into every detail of a facility's power consumption, up to and including the switch to LED light bulbs (yes, perhaps made by Acuity), and where applicable, a switch to integrated-circuit transformers that lose less power than traditional linear transformers.
For perspective, a recent contract that involves Blue Earth Inc. as a contractor is worth $60 million,Includes Helmet Mount, Pro Head Belt and ... Innovators in brightcrystal20 Technology ... lowering the energy-consumption of 2000 convenience stores at a price of about $30,000 each. There are tens of thousands more target business just like those 2000 that could all (and should be) future customers.
Between the two acquisitions, there's not a lot BBLU can't do to fully maximize the energy efficiency of a structure. The holistic 'one-stop solution' is paying off too. The company is slated to generate $56 million in revenue for 2012, versus a mere market cap of $33 million. Moreover, considering both of the acquired companies were profitable at the time they were purchased, Blue Earth Inc. may be closer to net profits than most investors realize - something for a company of this age (BBLU) has been in existence in its present form for only a few months).
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