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CTG named a 2009 Top 100 Company to Watch by Entrepreneur Magazine

CTG was recently cited by Entrepreneur Magazine as a Green Building industry leader and named as a 2009 Top 100 Company to Watch.

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CTG Energetics works with organizations, developers, design & construction teams, facility managers, and many others to integrate sustainable development principles into projects worldwide. Since 1997, we have participated in building projects that raise the standard of performance and inspire people. We are proud of our diverse staff of engineers, architects, planners, ecologists, and scientists, and we hope you will enjoy learning more about our services, projects, and resources on this website. More...

CTG is actively assisting local governments with efforts targeting EECBC programs. Given the unprecedented funding opportunity combined with short timeframe to apply for funds, CTG is assisting clients in a three step process:

Proposal Preparation: As an initial step CTG can work with municipalities with tasks such as: facilitating charrettes and workshops, comparative analysis of project opportunities, development of Energy Efficiency Conservation Strategies (EECS), and proposal review and writing.
Project Planning and Reporting: Entities receiving funds in excess of $250,000 will be required by the DOE to submit plans on how EECBG funds will achieve the goals of job creation, energy savings, and environmental improvement. CTG can provide project planning and systematic assessments that will provide the foundation for project success. Examples of initiatives include: Sustainable Facility Program Development, Monitoring and Reporting System Development, Climate Action Plan Development, and Energy Master Plan Development.
Project Implementation: CTG can help clients at the point of project implementation with a variety of services including effective learn-by-doing training, performance reporting to meet DOE requirements, and turn-key services such as facility audits, retro-commissioning, and LEED consulting.

Learn more about CTG’s EECBG services by downloading an overview, and contacting us at 949-790-0010.

CTG's Director of Climate Change Services Dr. Chris Pyke participated in a USGBC webinar on April 30, 2009 focused on how local governments can access and implement funding for the DOE Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) funding.

The event also featured top sustainability representatives from the Cities of Chicago and Cleveland as well as a DOE representative from the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Download Dr. Pyke’s presentation here.