SRG Energy Services | Energy Consulting, Auditing and Project Development

Who we work with

Built for the people doing the hard work

Whether you are developing a competitive EPC proposal, managing a complex facility portfolio, or protecting an owner's interests on a major project, SRG brings the technical depth to get it right.

ESCOs and Energy Firms

Win more with stronger technical proposals

SRG helps energy services companies develop higher-quality, more defensible EPC proposals. We provide independent audit rigor, hourly energy modeling, and ECM development that makes your numbers hold up under scrutiny from owners and their advisors.

Preliminary and investment-grade audits
Hourly energy modeling and ECM savings analysis
Utility baseline development and calibration
Bid-ready scope of work documents
Technical QA and proposal review

Municipalities and Site Owners

Owner's representation that protects you

When you are evaluating an ESCO proposal or managing a major energy project, you need independent expertise in your corner. SRG serves as your technical owner's representative, ensuring projects are real, executable, and financially sound before you sign anything.

Independent proposal and audit review
Baseline verification and savings validation
Project oversight and technical QA
RFP development and ESCO evaluation support
Field conditions assessment and forensics

Energy Managers and Facilities Teams

Training, tools, and ongoing support

SRG helps energy managers and facilities professionals build the skills and systems to run high-performing sites. From interpreting your utility data to developing a multi-year capital plan, we leave your team better than we found it.

Energy management training and curriculum
Portfolio benchmarking and EUI analysis
Capital planning and prioritization
Ongoing advisory retainers
Sustainability roadmap development

What we do

The full range of energy consulting services

From a single building walkthrough to a complex multi-building portfolio, SRG is the independent technical resource your project needs at every stage.

Energy Auditing, All Levels

ASHRAE Level I through III audits across every facility type. Field observation, infrared imaging, equipment inventory, BAS review, and utility analysis. Findings documented with the rigor to support investment decisions.

EPC Development Support

Preliminary and investment-grade audit services for ESCOs pursuing competitive Energy Performance Contracts. Utility baseline development, hourly energy modeling, ECM savings analysis, and bid-ready scope of work documents.

Owner's Representation

Independent technical representation for municipalities and site owners reviewing ESCO proposals or overseeing energy projects. Your interests, protected by someone with no stake in the outcome and nothing to sell.

Energy Management Consulting

Strategic advisory for energy managers, sustainability officers, and facilities directors. Portfolio EUI benchmarking, utility load shape analysis, capital planning, and program-level energy strategy.

Training and Staff Development

On-site and remote training programs built around your systems, your utility, and your team's starting point. Facilities staff learn to read their buildings, interpret utility data, and operate systems the way they were designed to run.

Sustainability Strategy

Long-term sustainability and decarbonization roadmaps grounded in real engineering data. SRG helps you set credible targets, identify the right projects, and build the capital case with numbers that hold up.

Results from the field

What rigorous energy work actually delivers

Numbers from real engagements, with all client-identifying information removed. This is what investment-grade audit and EPC work looks like in practice.

$837K/yr savings

ASHRAE Level II: Large Entertainment Venue

670,000 sq ft facility. 13 ECMs across 7 operational categories. Baseline utility cost: $4.07M/yr at $6.07/sq ft. Identified savings reduce annual cost by more than 20%, down to $4.66/sq ft. ECMs span HVAC controls, lighting, envelope, domestic systems, water conservation, and refrigeration.

$1.3M/yr savings

EPC Portfolio: Nine-Building Municipal Portfolio

1.18 million sq ft across nine municipal buildings. Total baseline utility cost: $2.9M/yr. Combined ECM packages project 45%+ in annual savings. Dominant finding: excessive outdoor air conditioning driving gas costs at five of eight sites, a pattern invisible without investment-grade field audit work.

+35% savings claim

SME Engagement: Controls Platform Provider

SRG identified previously uncharacterized value pathways in a continuous commissioning platform: outdoor air management, simultaneous heating/cooling avoidance, and overnight setpoint reset. Quantifying these pathways expanded the documented savings claim by 35%, with methodology defensible in competitive ESCO proposal contexts.

Why Ventilation Dominates Heating Costs in Institutional Buildings

In cold-climate institutional portfolios, outdoor air conditioning is consistently the largest recoverable heating load, often by a wide margin. Post-pandemic ventilation requirements were universally elevated and in many cases never walked back. Economizer dampers get disabled, disconnected, or set manually to open positions. AHUs run at 100% outdoor air for years before anyone notices. Conditioning outdoor air from subzero conditions to 70°F setpoint across 24/7 delivery schedules is an enormous, avoidable thermal penalty. At the portfolio level this shows up as a balance point anomaly, but you only find it if your auditors know what they're looking at in the field.

Portfolio-Level Energy Monitoring: Building by Building

Across a large technology campus with more than 20 metered buildings, monthly electrical consumption varied by a factor of 400 between the largest and smallest structures. The highest-consumption buildings each used 1.5–1.8 million kWh per month; the smallest used 4,000–15,000 kWh. Regular building-level reporting tracks current-month consumption against prior-year baselines and peak demand, turning unexplained deviations into investigation triggers before they become multi-year budget problems. Without it, equipment failures, control drift, and new process loads persist invisibly until they show up in an annual summary.

Bar chart comparing existing versus new annual energy costs by utility type for a large entertainment venue ASHRAE Level II audit — ASHRAE Level II Audit Annual utility cost comparison by energy type. Electric (blue), natural gas (red), and water (yellow) costs shown before and after ECM implementation. Venue: 670,000 sq ft. Total identified savings: $837K/yr. Source: Field audit report, identifying information removed.

Bar chart showing monthly electrical consumption in kWh per building across a large technology campus with more than 20 metered buildings — Portfolio Energy Monitoring Monthly electrical consumption (kWh) and peak demand (kW) per building across a 20+ building technology campus. Consumption ranges from under 15,000 kWh to over 1.8 million kWh per building per month. Building-level visibility at this scale makes deviations actionable. Source: Monthly energy reporting data, identifying information removed.

How we work

Independent. Rigorous. On your side.

SRG has no equipment to sell, no systems to install, no manufacturers to keep happy. Our only obligation is to the building and the people responsible for it.

We’ve spent years working across every side of energy projects. We’ve seen ESCO proposals that looked airtight on paper fall apart because the initial audits weren’t rigorous enough to support what was being promised. We’ve watched owners walk away from good projects at the last minute because nobody had translated the financial risk into plain language early enough. We know what it takes to build real savings and then actually deliver them under real-world conditions, and we work toward that from the first conversation.

Work with SRG

Mechanical room pipe and valve system inspection — Independent. On your side.

Observe

Start with what is actually happening in the building

Field observation, infrared imaging, BAS access, utility data, and equipment documentation. We establish what is real before we model anything.

Analyze

Build the technical case from first principles

Hourly energy models calibrated to actual utility consumption. ECM savings tied to observed conditions and documented assumptions. Numbers that explain themselves.

Advise

Give you the information to make the right call

Clear findings, defensible savings estimates, and honest assessments of risk and uncertainty. Not the analysis that confirms what the client already wanted to do.

Enable

Leave you better than we found you

Bid-ready scope documents, staff training, and operational guidance. The goal is not dependency. Each engagement builds your team's capability to sustain what we help you achieve.

Who we are

Founded in 2017. Built on decades of field experience.

SRG Energy Services brings together auditors, engineers, business development specialists, consultants, and educators from across the full landscape of energy and sustainability. We are not an ESCO. We do not represent equipment vendors or contractors. Our value is our expertise and our objectivity.

Our team has worked on every side of the energy project table, which means we understand what makes proposals fail, what makes owners nervous, and what makes projects actually deliver. We put that experience to work on every engagement, whether it is a single building audit or a complex multi-building municipal EPC portfolio.

We are independent. That independence is intentional, and it is what makes our analysis worth anything.

1B+ square feet audited

Commercial, industrial, institutional, municipal, healthcare, K-12, higher education, and more across the full vertical spectrum.

$1B+ in energy projects

Consulted on, guided, and managed across EPC, design-build, retro-commissioning, and capital improvement delivery models.

Verticals we have worked in

Municipal Government K-12 Education Higher Education Healthcare Industrial Commercial Office Retail Multifamily Housing Public Safety Wastewater and Utilities Data Centers Hospitality Warehousing and Logistics

Infrared thermography: motor bearing heat anomaly detected in field

How we engage

Audit subcontracting for ESCOs at preliminary and IGA stages

Project-based consulting and ECM development

Owner's rep and independent technical review

Ongoing advisory retainers for energy managers

Training and workforce development programs

RFP development and ESCO selection support

The technical depth behind high-performing energy projects