Due to the policies enacted by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and the American Energy Independence Act, renewed emphasis is being placed on government facilities to perform energy efficiently. Many governmental agencies have adopted green building policies such as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for new facilities. How a building is designed significantly influences the energy efficiency of the facility. From initial conception to project completion, TME's approach has been one of achieving high performance with low facility operations and maintenance costs. Focused on being good stewards with both fiscal and natural resources, our building systems design, in conjunction with our energy services, offers unique and valuable engineering that includes energy modeling, sustainability, consulting, and commissioning solutions.

TME welcomes the opportunity to integrate new technology into our proposed renewable systems in instances where it benefits the Client by lowering costs and consumption. Energy modeling provides quality control for projects, revealing cost saving opportunities that pinpoint problematic areas and offers solutions to improve energy efficiency in buildings. This allows facility managers to keep buildings running proficiently on a day to day basis.

As one of the leading organizations performing energy efficient engineering services, TME has worked on a multitude of projects that exemplify sustainable building design. Click below to learn more about some of the governmental/commercial projects accomplished by TME.