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Enerco Group Inc. is a Cleveland-based company whose brands supply heating, cooking, comfort, and specialty products for home, work, and other environments. The company says it has partnered with Stanley Black & Decker since 2013 to produce heaters for DEWALT and Craftsman, alongside its family of consumer-facing brands.
A Cincinnati company with roots reaching back to 1901, Enerfab has spent 125 years growing from a sealing-wax business into a national industrial contractor. Its history is especially tied to tank fabrication, beginning with brewer’s pitch and later extending to the large vertical tanks and aseptic storage systems it pioneered. Today, more than 4,000 employees support industrial projects across the United States.
Cincinnati-based Enerfab, LLC is a privately held industrial company founded in 1901, with a 125-year history shaped by skilled craft labor and a strong safety culture. Today, more than 4,000 employees support industrial customers across the United States through fabrication, construction, and maintenance work. Its roots remain visible in a long association with the food and beverage sector, including early tank manufacturing for breweries.
Enerfy designs and manufactures solar micro-inverters and modular energy-storage systems, helping homes and businesses convert, monitor, store and sell locally generated power. With operations in Europe, the United States and China, the company brings more than 10 years of experience to distributed energy systems, including its Innowatt micro-inverter and scalable PowerBox and PowerHub platforms. Enerfy says its technology is supported by more than 16 patents and serves customers in over 30 countries.
Energetx, LLC builds district-energy and domestic-hot-water systems while engineering heat-transfer, pumping, and air-cooling equipment for commercial and industrial customers across North America. Founded by Scot Seifert, a former Alfa Laval North American sales director with more than 25 years of heat-transfer experience, the company combines technical system design with custom fabrication and represents Alfa LU-VE air products exclusively in North America. Its equipment is manufactured in the USA, with air products made in Italy and Finland.
Energizer makes batteries and portable lighting, carrying a battery-and-flashlight legacy that reaches back to Conrad Hubert’s first Eveready electric hand torch in 1898. The company’s history includes the first miniature batteries, commercially viable cylindrical alkaline cells, and the first waterproof flashlight, while its OEM business supplies primary-battery power solutions worldwide.
Energizer Holdings, headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, is a global consumer-products company and one of the world’s largest manufacturers of primary batteries and portable lighting products. Its portfolio is anchored by Energizer, Eveready, Rayovac and Varta, and also includes automotive fragrance and appearance products. The company says it operates around the world and distributes products in more than 160 markets.
Energy Catalyst Technologies began in 2019 as a geothermal contractor and now manufactures its own heat pumps in Troy, New York. Its experience in the field shaped a retrofit-minded approach: the company’s Double Hybrid system is built to work with heating infrastructure already in place, serving homeowners and small-to-medium-sized buildings across New York and Vermont.
Founded by Donald C. Erickson in 1974, Energy Concepts Co., LLC is a small Annapolis engineering company known for advancing heat-activated absorption technology. It develops custom systems for industrial customers, taking projects from early feasibility work through fabrication, testing, and field installation. The company’s history includes 80 U.S. patents and more than 30 years of experience in absorption heat pumps and refrigeration.
Energy Control Systems, Inc. manufactures fabricated piping products and related hardware for the natural gas industry, a field the Royston family has served since the company’s founding in 1973. The family-run business has developed specialties in gas meter support products and service-line connections, alongside custom fabrication for utility customers. Its stated production capabilities include metal stamping, forming, welding, general fabrication, and custom powder coating.
1100 Energy Corporation develops portable power-management systems and thermal infrared identification equipment for mission-critical electronics in remote and mobile settings. The Bowie, Maryland company acquired Falcon Systems Engineering’s assets and intellectual property in November 2009, carrying forward key personnel from the engineering firm established in 1999. Its work serves military, law-enforcement, first-responder and private-industry users, including with a rechargeable smart battery system designed for field deployment.
Energy Focus Inc. develops energy-saving LED lighting and solar technologies, with newer offerings centered on integrated energy-storage systems for homes, businesses, and industrial users. Its lighting has been installed on more than 100 U.S. Navy ships and submarines, and the company says it has 35 years of lighting experience, a history as a publicly traded company spanning more than two decades, and numerous patents. Based in Solon, Ohio, Energy Focus also provides turnkey storage support from system evaluation through installation and maintenance.
Energy Glass develops ENERGYGLASS™, an optically clear building-integrated photovoltaic window system that turns vertical glazing into a source of electricity without grids, dots, or lines across the field of vision. Its patented inorganic nanotechnology redirects light to protected edge collectors, allowing the glass to generate power from sunlight and ambient light while serving as a building window. The company also applies the technology to energy-supporting greenhouse systems.
Energy Harvesters LLC is developing the patented Walking Charger™, a footwear-integrated personal power source that uses the motion of walking to recharge mobile devices off the grid. Co-founded by Lawrence C. Grumer and Sherry S. Handel, the Boston- and Rochester-linked startup has built footwear-integrated engineering demonstrators and is pursuing applications spanning everyday wear, work boots, recreation and military use. Its technology can also provide power for footwear heaters, GPS locators and health-monitoring devices.
Founded by CEO Dr. Stephan DeLuca, Energy Materials Corporation develops perovskite solar cells and modules through high-speed roll-to-roll printing. Its GigaSpeed™ manufacturing model prints seven solar-cell layers inline at more than 30 meters per minute, with a planned line capacity of up to 4 GW of BackbonePV™ material annually. The Rochester company is applying printed-electronics scale-up experience to produce lower-cost, lightweight solar modules designed with a smaller environmental footprint.
Founded in 1974 by two engineers to deliver turnkey aero-derivative gas turbine plants, Energy Services LLC now provides engineering, procurement, and construction services for power-generation projects. The Mitsubishi Power Americas subsidiary carries projects from early planning through construction, commissioning, and long-term plant support, including customized balance-of-plant equipment and repowering of existing facilities. Its 50 years of experience include more than 64 utility-scale projects, from a 400-megawatt plant in Israel to fast-deployed mobile generation in Mexico and Algeria.
Energy Source Group brings together energy-efficient lighting products and specialized lighting expertise through divisions including Energy Source, Tri-State LED, and Value Lighting. Its team works with clients around product selection, regulatory requirements, scheduling, and budgets to help turn lighting upgrades into operating-cost savings and improved capital value.
Founded in 1991, Energy Technologies, Inc. is a Mansfield, Ohio manufacturer known for building rugged power equipment for critical military and industrial operations. The company grew by converting distressed local properties into a five-building, 30,000-square-foot campus, while its engineers developed equipment designed from the ground up for harsh conditions rather than adapted from consumer products. ETI’s systems support users in settings ranging from shipboard deployments to exposed desert installations.
From Buffalo, Energy Technology Group designs, formulates, manufactures and packages chemical treatments for fuels, lubricants and cooling systems. Founded and led by William Richards, whose hands-on work has produced more than 370 chemical formulations, the company also develops fuel-additization systems and provides laboratory, field and consulting services. Its products are made in Buffalo for fleets and industrial users in more than 40 countries.
Known for its 2019 AHR Expo Innovation Award for Ventilation, Energy Wall is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania, developer and manufacturer focused on improving indoor air quality while reducing the energy cost of fresh-air ventilation. Its compact modular systems are designed for building owners and HVAC professionals working in space-constrained settings, including school retrofits and public facilities.