MEET OUR SPONSOR: US ENERGY

So what’s that our friend Tom Scali of US Energy Group carrying with such a smile? It’s a simple box you mount in a boiler room that optimizes the temperature in office or residential buildings—which you can then monitor and control online from another city or even from your iPhone. USEG uses wireless space-sensors and indoor-temperature set-point controls to replace the old mechanical heat timing devices in 3,000 multifamily buildings across the metro area, and is rapidly installing them as well in B and C office buildings to increase efficiency, prevent overheating, and reduce fuel-use by up to 35%. Best of all, they benchmark performance and document savings. With typically less than a two-year payback, Tom can get you smiling, too.

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