MBE certified — NMSDC
Relevant for public sector and large corporate procurement.
Pennsylvania Tier II specialist
Single-market focus, not a national broker with a PA line item.
Primary-source guidance
Every regulatory claim on this site cites 52 Pa. Code or the AEPS Act. Verify any of it.
Aligned compensation
Percentage of revenue generated. No project, no fee.
Don't Leave REC Revenue on the Table
If your commercial building has operational energy efficiency measures still in service, they may qualify for PA Tier II AECs going forward — over the measure's remaining useful life.
What This Looks Like in Practice
Rather than a static example, we maintain a full worked model — an office-park LED retrofit — with current pricing and complete arithmetic.
See a worked model with full arithmetic →Why Building Owners Choose EES
Hidden Revenue Stream
Most building owners don't realize their completed projects still generate tradeable energy credits worth $20+/MWh.
Recurring Forward Revenue
Qualifying projects generate AECs over the measure's remaining useful life — a recurring, forward revenue stream.
Zero Cost to You
We handle the entire process — registration, generation schedules, credit issuance, and sale. No upfront fees.
Ongoing Annual Revenue
Credits are generated annually over the measure's remaining useful life.
Qualifying Project Types
LED Lighting Retrofits
Interior & exterior lighting upgrades in offices, retail, warehouses
HVAC System Upgrades
Rooftop units, chillers, heat pumps, boiler replacements
VFD Installations
Variable frequency drives on fans, pumps, and compressors
Building Automation
BAS, EMS, and controls upgrades that reduce consumption
Envelope Improvements
Insulation, windows, and air sealing upgrades
Ready to Unlock Your REC Revenue?
Submit your project for a custom evaluation. We'll tell you exactly what your building qualifies for.
Get Custom EstimateWhat an aggregator actually does
The registration path is public. Here is the work it involves.
GATS account setup and ongoing maintenance
Establishing a generator account, entering generation data monthly, managing certificate creation and transfer. Ongoing administrative load for an organization whose business is not certificate administration.
Buyer relationships and price discovery
A single facility with 2,500 AECs has no visibility into where the market is trading and no leverage in a negotiation. Aggregated volume has both. Tier II is not an exchange-traded product — price is what you can find, and finding it is the work.
Documentation assembly
Under 52 Pa. Code § 75.64, the administrator's 30-day clock starts only on a complete application. Incomplete applications are returned. Knowing what complete means is the difference between one round and three.
Attribute ownership review
Reading a PPA, energy services agreement, or ESCO contract for assignment language before an application is prepared rather than after it is rejected. § 75.13(i) provides a default in favor of the customer-generator, but the contract governs.
Aggregation
Portfolio registration makes projects economic that would not justify standalone overhead. A 500 MWh measure produces roughly $13,000 annually — meaningful inside a portfolio, marginal on its own.
None of this is proprietary. It is time, relationships, and having done it before. Whether that is worth a share of the revenue is a reasonable question, and the answer depends on how you value your own time.