What We Do

Measure
You can’t change what you don’t measure.
We work personally with you to procure and implement an energy monitoring solution that will shine a light on your energy usage.

Assess
Once we have sufficient data, we’ll analyze it and develop a plan to help minimize your energy usage. We identify trends in the data, and then find outliers to show us where the energy is potentially being wasted.

Improve
With information gathered, and plan in place, we can provide guidance on technology improvements to reduce your building’s energy usage, and assist in the implementation of solutions to successfully meet your financial goals!
Blog Posts
Celebration of Life: The Story of My Volt
I eyed the Volt since it was a concept car in ’08 before finally leasing my “dream car” in December 2012. An influential builder donated funds to his alma mater to build a solar parking canopy with an EV charging station on campus, and our company built the array and installed the station. At the…

Property Manager Automates Utility Bill Allocation
Camera Place is a multi-tenant facility that houses a number of commercial tenants, and includes office, warehouse, recreation and light manufacturing space. Built in the 1960s, it was originally designed as a printing facility for Von Hoffman Press company, and totals over 150,000 sq. ft. of space. The facility has a single electric service feeding…
Who is EnerGuidance?
Steve O’Rourke
President
Steve is a writer, consultant and tireless advocate for sustainability. He transitioned his career in marketing and information technologies in 2008 to the renewable energy industry, promoting efficiency and sustainability through the intelligent use of energy and information.
Steve has worked with a variety of commercial, industrial and nonprofit organizations to better manage their energy use, and offset reduced demand with clean, renewable solar energy. In addition to providing energy management services to a select group of clients, he manages the St. Louis profit center for Greentech Renewables.