About Us

Meet Our Team

EDSTech Energy focuses on energy solutions to initially serve the New York Tri-State Area, the Caribbean, and South America. The company is currently working towards worldwide distribution. Our strategic approach addresses the following challenges that all demand scalable energy solutions:
 

• High Energy Demands
• Rising Energy Costs		 • Environmental Conservation Issues
• Power for Impoverished Communities		 • Affordable Energy Systems
• Limited Land Space for Solar Farms
 

Revolutionary Energy Saving Technology (REST)
There is a need to help impoverished areas in some places like Africa, the Caribbean, and South America, which have very limited power-generating capabilities owing to the high costs that power-generation infrastructure entails. Our scalable Revolutionary Energy Saving Technology (REST) provides the best solution to this challenge, with its small carbon footprint concept, and the ability to meld new technology with existing infrastructure.
 

New Scalable Models
High-Quality mobile electrical systems that served governmental agencies and commercial clients. Our engineers have also consistently come up with innovative ideas and patentable products that highlight our design engineering teams’ ability to effectively plan, strategize, develop, implement, market, and commercialize innovations.

Hands-On Approach
The kind of leadership culture we have ensures that all products or services we offer provide scalable and custom-fit advantages to our customers. The hands-on approach we follow keeps customers constantly informed throughout the entire process.
 

Upcoming Innovations

The revolutionary energy-saving innovations we provide always explore green technology that’s renewable and long-lasting. In the near future, we will be introducing our renewable generator technology designed to eliminate the use of fossil fuel on a global scale.
Contact us in Freehold, New Jersey, to learn more about the energy solutions and green energy products we offer.

 

Innovative Financing
Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) have revolutionized solar financing by allowing businesses to lock in (nearly) risk-free savings for $0 down. The concept is simple: a third party pays for the installation of solar on a business’ roof, charges the business nothing up-front, but locks the business into a long-term (usually 20 year) contract to buy the energy produced from the solar installation at a predetermined rate (the PPA rate) with a fixed escalator (usually around 1–2% per year).

Since the PPA rate is lower than the retail price of electricity, and the system is owned and maintained by the third party, businesses have limited risk from entering into this type of agreement.

The shift towards Third Party Owned (TPO) systems like PPAs, where the business who has solar on their roof does not actually own the system, has been dramatic. This trend is encapsulated well by the New Jersey Clean Energy Program interconnect data, which shows the share of installed solar capacity from TPO systems spike from 12% to 73% in just one year.
 

Tangible, predictable savings
In any capital investment, having a clearly traceable and highly predictable ROI is critical for financiers (who must backstop the asset) and system owners (who want to ensure that their investment pencils out).

Wind and solar energy systems output is easily measured with an energy meter, which makes its impact straightforward to quantify. When it comes to prediction, there is a wealth of historical climate data available from organizations like ASHRAE, along with solar energy system design and performance tools likePV Syst, Folsom Labs, and now Google’s Project Sunroof, to provide high accuracy estimates of future energy savings. Willtech combine all that data and customize it in accordance to the specific client needs, to monitor and control savings in real-time.

Go Solar ! Minimal disruption to the core business
Solar does not require a behavioral change on the part of employees or customers, or an aesthetic change to the inside of the building, in order to accrue savings. By allowing companies to run their business as usual, they can take advantage of the benefits of solar without bearing the costs of productivity disruptions.

These favorable dynamics have precipitated a steep growth curve in the U.S. commercial solar market, with installations growing nearly four-fold from 2010 to 2015 according to I.H.S. Solar
 

 

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