EXERGY Partners Corporation was formed in January 1998 as a consulting firm designed to capitalize on opportunities arising out of utility restructuring, global climate change, electric grid decarbonization, energy reliance, and the growing sustainability movement in commercial and industrial markets. EXERGY Partners provides professional services in the fields of technical, business and market planning, combined heat and power technology and application assessments, microgrid assessments, greenhouse gas emissions analysis and energy policy best practices.
EXERGY Partners has developed an extensive commercial, institutional and industrial network in the fields of combined heat and power systems, integration of onsite power generation, energy and environmental impact, refrigeration and HVAC system integration, dehumidification technologies, energy recovery and thermal energy management. EXERGY Partners has provided strategic support for the Federal initiative on combined heat and power (CHP), EPA’s Combined Heat and Power Partnership and the U.S. Department of State’s Asia Pacific Partnership. Mr. Sweetser is a Senior Advisor to DOE’s Mid-Atlantic CHP Technology Assistance Partnership, project lead on the U.S. DOE Packaged CHP Systems eCatalog, and EXERGY was a performer organization for DOE’s Energy Efficiency Buildings Hub.
EXERGY Partners has developed an extensive commercial, institutional and industrial network in the fields of combined heat and power systems, integration of onsite power generation, energy and environmental impact, refrigeration and HVAC system integration, dehumidification technologies, energy recovery and thermal energy management. EXERGY Partners has provided strategic support for the Federal initiative on combined heat and power (CHP), EPA’s Combined Heat and Power Partnership and the U.S. Department of State’s Asia Pacific Partnership. Mr. Sweetser is a Senior Advisor to DOE’s Mid-Atlantic CHP Technology Assistance Partnership, project lead on the U.S. DOE Packaged CHP Systems eCatalog, and EXERGY was a performer organization for DOE’s Energy Efficiency Buildings Hub.