Created in 2015, Smart Energy Automation, LLC is a Bronx-based U.S. company known for custom building controls tailored to each facility. It works with property owners and building professionals to make energy systems easier to monitor and manage, with technicians whose experience is stated as more than 20 years.
New York Temperature ControlsFounded in 2008 by President and CEO John Keogh, New York Temperature Controls designs, installs, and services custom building automation and temperature-control systems from its Midtown Manhattan headquarters. The company also fabricates custom control panels at its Long Island City facility and remains involved after installation, upgrading and servicing systems to support long-term energy efficiency. NYTC is a Johnson Controls Authorized Building Controls Specialist and has provided building management controls for One Grand Central Place since 2008.New York, NY
Peconic Energy Products Corporation (PEPCO)Founded in 1985, Peconic Energy Products Corporation (PEPCO) designs, fabricates, installs and supports building automation and remote leak-detection systems for facilities across the New York tri-state area and beyond. Its work ranges from wireless upgrades for older buildings to large turnkey control projects, including a 980-unit Manhattan cooperative where its ENERGUARD system cut fuel use by 29%. PEPCO also operates a UL 508A-certified industrial panel shop and provides 24/7/365 remote monitoring and support.DEER PARK, NY
Bomac, IncSince 1959, Syracuse-based Bomac Inc. has designed, built and integrated industrial control and automation systems for manufacturing and production operations. Its engineers and fabricators take projects from diagnosis and drafting through field installation, including custom-built control panels and machinery for applications that can run with minimal operator input. Bomac also modernizes older equipment and services systems when downtime becomes a problem.SYRACUSE, NY
AutaniFounded in 2006 by software and mechanical engineers in Columbia, Maryland, Autani develops intelligent building automation and energy management systems that connect lighting, HVAC, and other building technologies. Its open-platform EnergyCenter system is designed to work with existing commercial equipment rather than lock customers into proprietary hardware. Autani says its solutions serve more than 500 customers across over 150 million square feet worldwide, and the company won the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2023 L-Prize for the Connected Systems Track.COLUMBIA, MD