Public engineering firm profile
Smithtown, NY
Energy Engineering & Design Experts
Energia is a full-service MEP and architectural design practice headquartered in Smithtown, NY, specializing in energy-efficient design and consulting for public facilities. It partners with public agencies, school districts, and AEC firms to deliver energy master planning, performance contracting, and MEP design. With over 150 completed projects, the practice has supported more than $1 billion in measured energy-saving improvements and is a supporter of the Department of Energy's Energy Savings Performance Contracting Campaign.
Delivers pragmatically engineered utility solutions and building designs to optimize resource usage and systems integration.
Formulates scalable roadmaps ranging from baseline analytics to complex facility-wide capital improvements.
Partners with organizations to navigate complex regulatory environments, secure non-dilutive capital, and plan energy-efficiency programs.
Deploys experienced representatives to manage self-funding facility modernizations from procurement to validation.
Verifies and optimizes building mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure for long-term operational integrity.
Newburgh, NY | Newburgh Public Library | Arts & Culture
Installation of an ultra-high-efficiency variable-load, magnetic bearing chiller (York YZ Series) to optimize cooling and energy performance.
View project sourceLakeland, NY | Lakeland Elementary School | Education
Installation of a modern condensing boiler system to capture latent heat and significantly increase heating efficiency.
View project sourceWestbury, NY | Westbury UFSD | Education
Design and planning of a solar carport system to generate clean energy and offset school district power consumption.
View project sourceChief Executive Officer
Kendra McQuilton serves as Chief Executive Officer of Energia, guiding public entities and school districts in transforming energy challenges into strategic utility savings and facility improvements.
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