Northeastern REMC is your single point of contact in meeting your energy management needs. Whether you are building new facilities, updating existing processes or just want to know what is new in electrotechnologies, we are here to listen and meet those needs.

Northeastern has established a Cooperative Energy Partnership to assist commercial, industrial and governmental customers with a wide range of services. This offering can assist in reducing energy requirements, increase facility and process efficiencies, and improve productivity.

Northeastern’s Cooperative Energy Partnership can:

Analyze existing systems
Identify opportunities
Recommend solutions
Provide engineering and design services
Obtain financing
Manage projects
Procure materials
Install equipment
Maintain systems
Meter and monitor systems

We can provide these energy management services for your business:

Billing

- Analysis and comparison
- Consolidation
- Monitoring and accounting
- Rate information

Lighting and Controls

Interior lighting
Parking lot and area lighting
Facade lighting
Landscape lighting

Process Systems

Steam generation and distribution
Insulation studies
Heat and mass balances
Waste heat recovery
Process control
Condensate recovery
Alternate fuel sources
Co-generation
Flash steam utilization

Electric Power Apparatus-High Voltage

Repair
Preventative maintenance
Testing

Motors and Drives

Premium efficiency motors
Variable speed drive

Emergency Power Systems

- Engine generators
- Automatic transfer switches
- Engine generator controls

Thermal Scanning

Electric apparatus
Flat roof moisture inspections
Ultrasonic Testing
Air compressor leaks

Power Quality

Power factor
Power distribution
Harmonics
Grounding
Surge suppression
Single phasing

Electrotechnologies

New technical solutions using electricity

Structures and Facilities

Energy solutions for new or remodel

HVAC and Energy Management

Heating, ventilation and cooling
Off peak heating
Geothermal heating and cooling
Ice storage
Air change requirements

Environment and Disposal Issues