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NorthEast Energy Designs and Solutions (NEEDS) is focused on helping our clients better manage their energy consumption. Through conservation, energy efficiency and the deployment of renewable energy systems as part of a Sustainable Energy Strategy our clients not only reduce their carbon footprint, but also improve their bottom line. Our work with the local utilities, state and federal incentive has enabled our customers achieve faster paybacks and higher ROI's on their energy efficiency and renewable projects. Our philosophy of " making our clients GREENER while focusing on adding more green to their bottom lines.." has been well received in both the Boardroom and the CFO office.We place special emphasis on assisting Non-profit organizations that historically have been over looked for renewable energy projects. Our ability structure the financial end of the renewable energy projects such as solar PV and fuel cells installations helps bring greater benefit to a non-profit's bottom line. We have even been accused of being to generous to our clients.The Connecticut incentives for solar PV and fuel cells makes these projects especially attractive when combined with the recent reductions in system costs. Coupled with the federal tax credit and the accelerated depreciation have resulted in project paybacks of about 5 years and double digit ROI's.Utilizing $0 upfront cash programs designed to accelerate the adoption and deployment of energy efficiency, solar PV, fuel cells, solar thermal and other renewable resources we are often able to design projects that have positive cash flows in year 1.NEEDS understands the challenges created by less resources, human or capital and makes the process as simple and burden-less for our clients. From energy audits to renewable energy installations, we provide all the information and resourced needs to make a sound decision knowing that the job will be completed on-time and within budget.

Listed skills include Environmental Awareness, Non Profits, New Business Development, Sustainability, and 35 others.

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  Fordham University

  Business Administration