Our Mission

Since its inception in 2003, EnergyCAP Canada Inc.’s sole mission is to provide Energy efficiency and Management information systems and services to Canadian entities that subscribe to the adage “What gets measured, gets managed.” Our Energy management solutions enable organizations to track energy utilization trends in your buildings, helping you increase operational efficiencies. Monitor and manage consumption, so you can proactively make the necessary adjustments and improve your bottom line. Your organization can even integrate your existing building management system and leverage existing assets to monitor and manage many key processes within multiple buildings worldwide from a single, hosted platform.

EnergyCAP will provide the software and services to measure the utility spending through bill verification, meter data import, interval data imports, bill audits, rate analysis, energy tracking reports and benchmarks, manage the energy accounting processes, with G/L Export, bill accruals, budgeting and forecasting tools, issue tracking and workflow management and save with cost avoidance, report distribution and many more features. Both bottom line and the environment are optimized using EnergyCAP software for your energy management process.

Energy Management and conservation is our passion. We strongly believe that Energy Management and utility monitoring is a sound business practice that reduces operating costs and saves resources. Our diverse team of software engineers, data analysts, and technical staff provide unique insights and personal commitment to the challenges of Energy Management in your unique environment.

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History

EnergyCAP, Inc.’s history dates back to 1980. In response to a growing demand for energy management software when PCs were in their infancy, Steven D. Heinz founded OmniComp, Inc. in 1980 and launched the development of EnergyCAP’s predecessor FASER Energy Accounting. FASER was first commercially released in 1982 for utility bill verification, tracking and reporting, and the calculation of the cost avoidance attributable to energy management activities (also called Measurement & Verification).

FASER became widely used by retail chains, government organizations, universities, school districts, and property managers. By the mid-1990s, FASER’s thousands of users tracked an estimated five million bills a year valued at $2 billion. FASER and OmniComp were purchased by Enron Corporation in 1996. Following Enron’s bankruptcy in late 2001, Heinz acquired the energy information assets and launched Good Steward Software, LLC, which was incorporated and renamed EnergyCAP, Inc. in January 2010.