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LOCAL ENTREPRENEUR. GLOBAL ALLIANCE.
AI data centers are straining the world’s power grids. That pressure is creating a generational business opportunity.
Build a business helping the places people love use less energy. You bring the local ambition. EES Alliance brings the infrastructure behind you.
THE AI POWER SURGE
Artificial intelligence runs on electricity, and its appetite is growing faster than power plants and transmission lines can be built. Grids are tightening, capacity prices are climbing and every wasted kilowatt-hour is now worth more than ever.
A typical AI-focused data center uses as much electricity as 100,000 households. The largest now under construction will use 20 times more.IEA, Energy and AI
Pumps, chillers and cooling systems keep every data center running, the same systems EES Partners optimize.WHY THIS IS EES'S MOMENT
When electricity becomes scarce and expensive, the fastest, cheapest new capacity is the power facilities stop wasting.
Sources: IEA, Energy and AI (2025) · U.S. DOE / LBNL, 2024 Data Center Energy Report · PJM 2027/28 capacity auction results. These organizations do not endorse or partner with EES.
01 / A CHANGING WORLD
More demand. A different opportunity.The way we power the world is changing. The way we use that power has to change with it.
AI and data centres, electrification, cooling and economic growth are increasing electricity demand. Grid constraints and concerns about affordability make using existing power more productively a commercial priority.
“If the world needs dramatically more electricity, why are we allowing so much of the electricity we already generate to be wasted?”
ENERGY & AI INTELLIGENCE
“Not just generating more power — avoiding waste of what we already have.”
Current signals shaping the energy-efficiency market
Texas ordered tougher enforcement of water-use reporting as the state reviews the power and water demands of its fast-growing data-center sector. Noncompliant projects could face permit and grid-connection consequences.
Why this matters for EESResource constraints make verified efficiency a business-continuity issue, not simply a sustainability claim.
Read the story ↗The IEA projects demand rising from about 415 TWh in 2024 to roughly 945 TWh in 2030. AI-optimized data centers are the largest driver, with their demand expected to more than quadruple.
Why this matters for EESEvery avoidable kilowatt-hour in pumps, cooling and water systems preserves scarce capacity for productive growth.
Explore the IEA numbers ↗Virginia announced a Data Center Accountability Framework focused on transparency and cleaner power as public concern grows around the sector’s energy and environmental impact.
Why this matters for EESLarge energy users increasingly need measurable operating efficiency to earn community and regulatory confidence.
Read the story ↗The bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act asks state regulators to consider whether large-load customers should bear the grid-expansion costs created by their demand rather than passing them to households.
Why this matters for EESWhen the cost of new capacity becomes visible, reducing existing demand gains immediate financial value.
Read the story ↗UN researchers warned that rapidly expanding AI infrastructure could double data-center electricity and water consumption this decade without stronger efficiency practices and policy intervention.
Why this matters for EESPower and water are linked operating systems; optimizing pumps attacks waste on both sides of that equation.
Read the story ↗Independent reporting and analysis. Sources do not endorse or partner with EES Alliance.
BEHIND EVERY GREAT GUEST EXPERIENCE
02 / THE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Pumps, motors and HVAC systems can use more electricity than their applications need. For hotels, resorts, water parks, hospitals and factories, that inefficiency becomes an ongoing operating cost.
Your opportunity is to identify the waste, engineer the right solution and demonstrate the difference.
We are not simply selling VFDs — we optimize the entire operating system around what the application actually needs.
03 / THE SIGNALS ARE ALREADY HERE
Independent evidence of a growing focus on electricity productivity.
The IEA’s World Energy Outlook describes a shift toward electricity across the global economy, placing efficiency alongside the expansion of supply.
Read the outlook ↗Independent market evidenceLaunched on 16 September 2026 by Emerald AI, Google and NVIDIA, the coalition advances flexible data centres that respond to grid conditions.
Read the announcement ↗Independent market evidencePiloted in 2020, Grundfos Energy Earnings demonstrates performance-based efficiency. Its hotel case study shows how upgrades can be funded through realized savings.
Explore the hotel case study ↗Independent market evidenceIEA, Google, NVIDIA, Emerald AI, the AI Energy Management Alliance and Grundfos do not endorse or partner with EES. These examples establish market context, not EES project results.
04 / YOUR AMBITION. OUR ALLIANCE.
Build the relationships. Develop your market. Deliver meaningful outcomes. Behind you is a global network of technology, knowledge and support.
EcoPulse technology, engineering methodology and experience, programming, commissioning, monitoring and measurement.
Technical and commercial training, EES quoting and ROI software, sales systems, case studies and marketing resources.
Partner Hub, an AI knowledge resource, supplier relationships, technical support and project-financing development.
05 / HOW THE ALLIANCE WORKS
Your local business sits at the centre. The Alliance connects the capabilities around it.
Find your place in the Alliance ↗06 / KNOWLEDGE THAT TRAVELS
A lesson learned in South Carolina can help a Partner in Thailand.
A better commissioning approach. A clearer way to demonstrate ROI. A solution to a difficult application. Experience shared through the Alliance helps every Partner build on what came before.
Local experience. Global intelligence.
07 / BETTER OUTCOMES FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS
From a peaceful resort pool to a busy water park, help customers improve energy productivity while respecting what their operation needs.
Some projects may be structured through shared savings, reducing the need for large upfront capital. Availability depends on the project and financing arrangements.
ENERGY-EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS DELIVERED FOR
ABOUT US / THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE ALLIANCE
Experienced operators, strategists and growth leaders aligned around one goal: helping every Partner build a stronger, more valuable business.
Founder & Visionary
14 years in the field
Todd leads EES Alliance with a clear mission: help operators and partners build high income, scalable energy efficiency businesses with the right systems and support. He leads overall strategy, partnerships, and long term direction to ensure the company stays focused on sustainable growth and real world results.
Specialist role
Keeps every project aligned with energy codes, efficiency standards and reporting requirements, so customers can verify results with confidence.
Specialist role
Identifies the utility and government energy-efficiency incentives each project qualifies for and guides Partners through the application process.
Specialist role
Develops new project opportunities, qualifies facilities and helps Partners structure proposals that are ready to move forward.
Specialist roles shown with AI-generated illustrative portraits until team members are announced.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
AI data centers are adding electricity demand faster than new power plants and transmission can be built. The IEA expects global data-center electricity use to more than double by 2030, and capacity prices in the largest U.S. grid market have risen more than tenfold. When electricity is scarce and expensive, eliminating waste in pumps, motors and cooling systems becomes one of the fastest and lowest-cost ways to free up capacity and cut costs.
Partners identify wasted electricity in pumps, motors and HVAC systems at hotels, resorts, water parks, hospitals and factories, then engineer, program and commission variable-speed (VSD) control and monitor the results to verify the savings.
EcoPulse technology and engineering methodology, technical and commercial training, quoting and ROI software, sales systems and marketing resources, a Partner Hub with an AI knowledge resource, supplier relationships, technical support and project-financing development.
Water- and energy-intensive operations where pumps and motors run longer or harder than the application needs: resort and hotel pools, water parks, hospitals, commercial buildings and industrial sites.
No. A variable frequency drive is one component. The approach optimizes the whole operating system around what the application actually needs: assess and baseline, optimize and commission, then measure and verify.
Not always. Some projects may be structured through shared savings, reducing the need for large upfront capital. Availability depends on the project and the financing arrangements.
Schedule a call with the team to talk through your market, the support available and whether the partnership is the right fit.
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YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
The market has changed. The opportunity is generational.
The question is whether you want to be part of it.