The technical translation layer between your product and the building.
The energy technology market is maturing fast, and the companies winning in it can speak the language of buildings, engineers, and energy managers — not just software and investors. SRG helps innovators present the best, best-supported version of what they do.
Innovation is booming. Proving its impact is hard.
The energy and sustainability marketplace is in a renaissance of new products and services. Understanding every way your offering impacts the built environment is a daunting task. SRG provides the guidance to present the best version of what you do — new value propositions, credible success metrics, and better outcomes for your partners and customers.
The engineering framework behind your value proposition
The market is maturing, and the winners speak the language of buildings, engineers, and energy managers. SRG brings that translation layer.
Find the value your product creates
We identify every pathway through which your product produces measurable results, then build the savings methodologies and M&V frameworks to support the claims — with the credibility to present them to buyers who have seen a lot of proposals.
Set the stage for engagement
A preliminary energy assessment characterizes a facility’s current energy profile, surfaces the highest-impact opportunities, and frames the case for deeper work — a full audit, an EPC process, or a controls deployment.
Diligence investors can trust
Independent technical review for investors, partners, and procurement teams: savings claims, pilot results, methodological rigor, and the risks standard commercial diligence doesn’t surface.
A 35% expansion in a documented savings claim
In one engagement with a continuous-commissioning platform provider, SRG identified previously uncharacterized value pathways — outdoor-air management, simultaneous heating-and-cooling avoidance, and overnight setpoint reset. The combined impact expanded the product’s documented savings claim by 35%, with the data and methodology to defend it in competitive proposal contexts.
From life sciences to institutional campuses
SRG has performed preliminary assessments across facility types — life sciences and biotech campuses, corporate headquarters, and mixed-use institutional buildings. Each typically includes a facility walkthrough, a utility-profile review, and a clear framing of the opportunities worth pursuing next.
Present the best version of what you do
Let’s talk about your product, your metrics, and your next proposal.