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IRM USA is a New York, NY-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
EnergySavvy is a leader in cloud-based software for the utility industry. Dedicated to making energy efficiency more controllable and transparent, EnergySavvy`s platform unlocks value by creating modern customer experiences and delivering predictability to a traditionally opaque industry. The only true enterprise demand-side management software company, EnergySavvy sets the standard in client success, expertise and innovation. Utilities use EnergySavvy to reach one-third of American homes and businesses in more than 20 states.
TexPo Power is a Houston, TX-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Superior Well Services, Inc. provides a range of wellsite solutions to oil and natural gas companies, primarily technical pumping services and down-hole surveying services. Technical services include technical pumping, down-hole surveying and completion,
Valley Clean Energy (VCE) is bringing clean energy at competitive rates to residents and businesses in Woodland, Davis, and unincorporated Yolo County in the summer of 2018. As a Community Choice Energy (CCE) Program, VCE provides an alternative to PG&E and gives our member communities a choice in how much of our electricity comes from renewable sources. Our mission is to deliver cost-competitive clean electricity, product choice, price stability, energy efficiency, and greenhouse gas emission reductions. When customers choose VCE, they help empower local control of electricity procurement decisions, reduce carbon footprint, and help support growth of local renewables. Valley Clean Energy pools the electricity demands of our communities and purchases power with higher renewable and lower greenhouse gas (GHG) content than is offered by PG&E. PG&E will continue to deliver electricity from the grid to your home or business, maintain the power lines, read your meter, and send you a single, consolidated bill, as required by state law. If you want to stay with PG&E for your electricity, you can opt-out of Valley Clean Energy.