PCG Renewables FAQs
- How can your company help me finance a capital improvement project?
- Does your company have the capability to implement, maintain, and control a system for identification, preparation, reproduction, distribution, and maintenance of all documentation needed for its management of this contract?
- Material Requirements Planning (MRP)
- Distribution Requirements Planning (DRP)
- Capacity Requirements Planning (CRP, Rough Cut, CRP, and finite scheduling)
- Gating operation work authorization (e.g. work orders, scheduling, etc.)
- Master Production Scheduling (MPS)
- Does your company have the capability to provide any new metering, monitoring, measuring, or testing needed to verify savings to include equipment, software, labor, and installation?
- Does your company have the capability to identify and obtain all permits required by Federal, State, local, and installation agencies?
- Does your company have the capability to coordinate all work from all trades to include subcontractors and suppliers relative to the awarded contract?
- Are the products and equipment to be provided by your company under the performance of an awarded energy cost saving project Underwriters Laboratory or Factory Mutual listed or equivalent?
There are a wide variety of financing options available that may be beneficial to you. We work with the nations leading financing experts to secure outstanding rates, and always explore available options that can help pay for projects. It is our goal to help you find financing that provides you the greatest value. Contact us as we have several financing plans that could meet your needs.
Yes. Our custom Excel templates and MS Project software tracks the following for all projects:
Yes. Working with researchers through PCG Engineering, we use metering/measuring equipment to verify savings. We continue to investigate new metering and modeling energy products for use in buildings, such as optimization of heating, ventilation, and cooling systems or continuous commissioning, for example. Through PCG Engineering we also specialize in modeling and analysis of data collected, including calibrated simulation and measurement and verification of photovoltaic solar installations. After project completion, we carefully monitor, measure, and verify the resultant savings for the client.
Yes. Most of our commercial, state and federal projects require permits for work areas. We track all required permits and as part of our project management activities, PCG project managers monitor and ensure compliance with permit requirements. In the arena of environmental permits (air, water discharge, EIS), we rely exclusively on the PCG Engineers.
Yes. The success of each project is dependent on the coordination of multiple contractors to include mechanical, electrical, civil, structural, controls, and environmental contractors. PCG Energy has expertise in coordinating the entire scope of a project from all trades to include subcontractors and suppliers.
Yes. Although PCG Energy does not manufacture energy products, as part of our purchasing process, we require UL or FM certification for all products used in our energy projects. In addition, PCG Engineers have advised energy manufacturers on how to file the appropriate paperwork and obtain UL certification for their new products.