"Poudre High School had the highest of expectations and EMC Engineers exceeded them all".  

EMC Engineers won an Honor Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) in the Category of Building/Technology Systems for the Kinard Junior High School project in 2007.

EMC Engineers won the Consulting Specifying Engineer’s Bronze ARC Award (Advancing, Reinvigorating, and Cultivating excellence in engineering) with our Poudre School District’s Kinard Junior School project.  For more information, see page 26 in the December 2007 issue of Consulting Specifying Engineer… 

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The U.S. Department of Energy and the Federal Interagency Energy Policy Committee has selected EMC Engineers to receive a 2007 Federal Energy and Water Management Award. The Award recognizes the contribution made toward the efficient use of energy in the federal sector during FY 2006. 

This award is being presented to EMC Engineers, on behalf of Nellie Tibbs Greer, U.S. Department of Energy, Federal Energy Management Program. Project Manager Bill McMullen accepted this award on behalf of EMC on Thursday, November 1, 2007, in Washington DC.

Southern California Edison has chosen EMC Engineers for special award and recognition as a 2007 Exemplary Energy Efficiency Contractor!

This award was presented to EMC at a special luncheon on April 19, 2007, in San Gabriel, CA by SCE's energy management team.   Tom Poeling and Don Davenport received the reward on behalf of EMC Engineers.

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Recognition

From Rebuild New Mexico Workshop on Commissioning and Retro-Commissioning:

"The Building Commissioning Workshop sponsored by Rebuild New Mexico and cosponsored by New Mexico Association of Energy Engineers was outstanding!  The content was excellent and you are obviously well-versed in the technical as well as down-to-earth- on-the-site issues of commissioning."

Written to: Tom Poeling and Sandie Busby with EMC Engineers

From:  Brian K. Johnson, PE, CEM, GBE, President, New Mexico Association of Energy Engineers