Energy Management Consulting, LLC.

07/28/2025

Big progress at Boston Scientific in Arbor Lakes, MN!
Nearly 500,000 square feet of cutting-edge medical research space is nearing completion. Exciting milestones ahead!

07/09/2025

Boston Scientific - John Creek has been certified LEED Silver by the USGBC. Great job POND and EMCx Commissioning Team

11/17/2021

Fully constructed in 2020, the new Zone 3 police precinct is a striking building located at 2353 Metropolitan Parkway. The new structure is a 2-story facility which houses office spaces, meeting rooms, interrogation rooms, a secure parking lot, and additional public amenities. In addition, this structure contains a photovoltaic system, which provides additional greed energy to the facility making it environmentally friendly as well.

As with most projects requisitioned by the government, this project required commissioning to be performed to ensure proper installation and programming of many of the electronical systems present within the building. As such, EMCx was brought on board with Smart Building Systems, Inc. during the construction phase of the project to achieve these goals. EMCx reviewed the installation instructions, engineering documents, and currently installed systems involving the HVAC system for errors or issues. During this process, it was found that the energy recovery unit was improperly modeled in attachment to the roof top unit, resulting in a large waste of energy for the system. A meeting was held with the relevant parties to discuss actions that could be taken to improve the system. This resulted in a change to the system installation and design.

In addition to the HVAC system, EMCx was also tasked with commissioning a PV system located in the facility. This system consisted of a series of solar arrays located on the roof that must adhere to a strict protocol when commissioned. This ensures that they do not harm or damage the building, as well as enact their intended purpose. Through the commissioning of these systems, it was found that there were no issues in their installation or normal operation; however, it was found that the shunt trip did not appear to be installed. If this had not been caught, it would have allowed the PV system to back feed the generator. If allowed to operate as installed, over time this back feeding of the generator would have resulted in the eventual destruction and replacement of this unit, causing both a power failure for the building and the necessity to replace the generator.

In all, without commissioning, this building would not operate as it does today. Not only would there be mechanical issues, but there would also be controls and electrical issues as well. This would result in a loss of energy and money for the city. With commissioning, these issues have been reduced substantially for a fraction of this cost that it would require to repair and correct them. In conclusion, it was a pleasure working on this project and we look forward to working with the City of Atlanta again in the future.

09/13/2021

Wesleyan School is a private college-preparatory Christian school founded in 1963 in Sandy Springs, GA as part of Sandy Springs United Methodist Church. Wesleyan began as a preschool dedicated to providing education based on Christian principles. In 1987, middle school curriculum was added to the facility, and in 1994, Wesleyan started offering high school classes.



With the addition of a high school, it was evident that the school needed a new campus. In the fall of 1994, a new corporation, Wesleyan School, Inc., was formed, and in the spring of 1995, a divestiture agreement from Sandy Springs United Methodist Church was finalized. In the fall of 1995, a 53-acre site in Peachtree Corners, GA was put under contract.



Wesleyan opened the doors of its new school for the 1996-97 school year with 556 students. That year, the facilities consisted of 15 modular units, a soccer field, and the school's first permanent structure – Marchman Gymnasium. Over the years, Wesleyan has added several new buildings and the school now has roughly 430,000 sf of permanent usable space.



EMCx is honored to have provided commissioning services to one of the newest buildings on campus, the Hoyt Field House. This structure was built as a new facility for the athletics department for use by the students and parents; providing lockers, restrooms, concessions, and additional facilities to accommodate home games and practices. We look forward to working with Wesleyan in the future on many of their endeavors to improve school facilities.

07/22/2021

Please help us in welcoming our newest team member, Cody Mask! Cody serves as one of our commissioning engineers. He has spent two years performing as a research and development engineer for the oil and gas industry. In that time, he has gained experience in design, drafting, manufacturing, assembly, and failure analysis. He has just recently relocated, and currently lives in the town of Buford, GA. Cody received his qualifications from Texas A&M University graduating with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. We are glad to have Cody on board and are excited for his future with EMCx!

04/06/2021

EMCx is getting it done at Camp Lejune: Nearly three years after Hurricane Florence caused 43 deaths and major damage to the area, EMCx has partnered with MARSOC, Duke Energy & subcontractors to keep the base’s facilities combat ready. PVT testing is currently underway at nine Wallace Creek (WC) buildings.

04/01/2021

EMCx is proud to announce that we have been voted Best of Gwinnett - Commercial Designers and Planners for the 3rd year in a row! We want to thank each person and fellow company that voted for us! We appreciate your continued support, and we look forward to serving you with excellence in the future!

02/19/2021

EMCx is proud to be part of a team that is helping to preserve and revitalize Stillman College! We are doing building systems commissioning on several buildings located on campus.

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