Successful energy management requires the tools and skills to strategically plan costs and usage of this vital resource. The goal is to achieve the greatest energy efficiencies for the most reasonable costs over the longest period of time. New technologies are rapidly replacing traditional equipment, with stunning advancements being made constantly. Yet, effective energy management demands a blend of behavioral change as well as advance technology. Intergy has been successful in helping organizations deal with all facets of energy use including educating staff and personnel toward energy conversation.

Intergy offers all services for energy management, from marketing and information campaigns to audits and retrofits, to maximizing demand-response programs and self-generation. We are experts in coordinating large energy-efficiency programs that include multiple agencies and diverse facilities. Additionally, we understand how demand- response programs and self-generation factor into energy efficiency and can make them work for you. We are also adept at smaller scale projects that require precise engineering or precision installations.  more...

Major demand-side management projects, particularly those that include solar (photovoltaic) or self-generation (micro turbines) often appear prohibitive to public sector organizations. In private industry, these decisions are often easier, a matter of comparing direct and related costs to savings over time. Public schools, colleges and cities are often suited for large-scale self-generation projects but lack the time or personnel needed to analyze equipment, costs, and various funding sources. Intergy can help your organization, public or private, understand the complexities surrounding self-generation and demand-response programs-there are considerable financial incentives from the utilities for both programs. We are experts in the utilities' incentive and rebate programs, as well as lease/bond and other low-cost financing options. These programs provide financial incentives and other benefits to participating customers to curtail energy use.  more...

A few years ago, information technology was not considered important to the energy industry. That has changed for the most advanced companies in the field and is rapidly changing for others. Regulatory agencies, like the California Pubic Utilities Commission are providing direct leadership in this new environment, forcing the industry to reexamine all aspects of its business. Further, the industry, like other modern industries, is faced with productivity challenges and the need to maximize the talents and abilities of its labor force. Intergy is a recognized leader in providing the energy industry with reliable, compatible and user-friendly IT solutions. We have created software applications for the CPUC as well as the investor-owned utilities. InfoWorld magazine named one of our applications among their top 100 projects for 2004. Our proprietary database applications and our domain expertise mark our leadership in IT services. Besides our strength in the energy field, we offer software solutions, support and consulting for all phases of the information technology industry. Since the IT business is extremely competitive and for the most part, dominated by large bureaucratic companies that force off-the-shelf, one-size-fits-all applications on users, we have specialized in customized, flexible and user-friendly IT solutions. Since we are global in our IT scope, we can maximize immediate, cost-effective advances in technology and talent. more...

About our firm – Intergy's management team includes a former executive of a major energy utility, a former CEO of a software/ IT company, and a former community college administrator. Other members include highly skilled energy engineers, environmental specialists, expert programmers, and dedicated support staff. We are committed to client satisfaction, regulatory compliance and resource sustainability.

"Certainly one of the key strengths of Intergy has been their capability to team with the city in utilizing local partnerships and networks to increase the awareness about energy efficiency and the resources that are available to our residents and businesses."

Mark Lewis,
City Manager,
City of Stockton.