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Current company Optimum Energy
Energy Technology · 106 employees · Founded 2005 · Seattle, Washington, United States
With 20 years of experience and 300+ plants and institutions served globally, nobody understands energy infrastructure, efficiency, and financial opportunity quite like Optimum Energy. Since 2005, we have helped hospitals, universities, government facilities, and advanced manufacturing operations reduce energy consumption in heating and cooling systems by up to 50% and turn that infrastructure into a strategic financial and operational asset. Energy-as-a-Service is how we deliver it. For every client, in every sector. Our EaaS model converts aging central utility plants into upfront unrestricted cash, cuts utility operating expenses 25 to 35%, and keeps the transaction entirely off the balance sheet. The structure has been confirmed by Big Four auditors and cited by rating agencies as a driver of improved credit outlooks. Whether you lead a health system, a university, a government installation, or a high-intensity manufacturing operation, the opportunity inside your infrastructure is real and we know how to unlock it. We engage across the full lifecycle. From master planning and design through implementation, remote operations, and long-term O&M, our team and technology stay in the relationship. Our Remote Operations Center monitors and optimizes systems continuously, catching problems before they affect operations and extending your facilities team without replacing them. Proprietary technology, including OptiCx and OptimumLOOP, gives us a capability edge that shows up in the results. It powers the most continuous, precise system-level optimization across chilled water, hot water, and steam plants available in the market today. We guarantee the performance. We carry the risk.