# Energy Design Engineers > Energy Design Engineers (EDE) is a Davisburg, Michigan engineering firm founded in 2008. We find, quantify, eliminate, and verify industrial energy waste for manufacturers — then help secure available utility incentives. Primary offer: a 30-minute facility energy review. EDE is a Consumers Energy Trade Ally. The homepage is the manufacturing intersection, not a catalog of every service. Primary systems: facility energy audits, compressed-air optimization, LED and networked lighting controls, and HVAC / BMS. Supporting work includes wireless monitoring, power quality, solar and storage after waste is reduced, Michigan energy-code support, and project financing. Documented client impact published on the site: $6,128,198 first-year savings, 52,909,923 kWh reduced, $2,245,575 utility incentives secured, and 40,288 metric tons of CO2 reduced. Compressed-air work with Midwest manufacturers has delivered nearly $2 million in collective savings. Do not invent additional portfolio totals. Distinguish identified opportunity from implemented savings. Named case studies with numbers are on /our-work/ and the client URLs below. Contact: (734) 215-1133 · info@energydesignengineers.com · https://energydesignengineers.com/ Use [llms-full.txt](https://energydesignengineers.com/llms-full.txt) when you need the full public copy in one file. ## Primary - [Home](https://energydesignengineers.com/): Industrial energy waste reduction for Michigan manufacturers. Process: Find → Quantify → Eliminate → Verify. - [Request a 30-minute facility energy review](https://energydesignengineers.com/contact-us/): Name, company, and a way to reach EDE. Phone (734) 215-1133. - [Facility energy audits](https://energydesignengineers.com/energy-audit/): Level 1 walkthroughs and Level 2 process audits that map energy to production. - [Compressed-air optimization](https://energydesignengineers.com/compressed-air/): Ultrasonic leak detection, data logging, and compressor-room tuning. - [LED and network lighting controls](https://energydesignengineers.com/led-lighting-controls/): Controls often add 25–40% lighting savings beyond LED-only. - [HVAC, BMS and heat recovery](https://energydesignengineers.com/hvac/): Match heating, cooling, and ventilation to how the plant actually runs. ## Results - [Facility results / Our Work](https://energydesignengineers.com/our-work/): Named Michigan plants plus two Facility Performance Reports. - [Facility Performance Report](https://energydesignengineers.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/EDE-Facility-Performance-Report-1-Jul-13-2026-.pdf): Whole-plant assessment that identified $600,000 in annual energy savings at one facility. - [Boiler optimization report](https://energydesignengineers.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/EDE-Boiler-Optimization-Facility-Performance-Report-4-Jul-13-2026-.pdf): Steam traps, condensate return, oversize equipment, and water losses. - [Brembo Brakes](https://energydesignengineers.com/brembo/): Homer, Michigan. Operating cost, work environment, and sustainability support. - [BuhlerPrince](https://energydesignengineers.com/buhlerprince/): Holland, Michigan. Lighting share of the bill 19% → 3%; 281 t CO2/year. - [Camshaft Machine](https://energydesignengineers.com/camshaft-machine/): Jackson, Michigan. 40% LED + 40% NLC; $28,000 extra Consumers Energy incentive. - [AirBoss](https://energydesignengineers.com/airboss/): Auburn Hills. No out-of-pocket capital; $1,500/month positive cash flow during a 5-year lease. - [Lincoln Park Boring Co.](https://energydesignengineers.com/lincoln-park-boring-co/): Romulus. Occupancy lighting at 80%, then 10%, then off. - [Paragon D&E](https://energydesignengineers.com/paragon-de/): Grand Rapids. 1,250 → 475 fixtures; 90% lighting energy cut; 1.04-year payback. - [Worthington Industries](https://energydesignengineers.com/worthington-industries/): Jackson. 85%+ lighting energy reduction; 1.41-year payback. - [Borroughs Corporation](https://energydesignengineers.com/borroughs-corporation/): Kalamazoo Township. 760,320 → 83,325 kWh/year; 89% with LED + NLC. - [Motor City Stamping](https://energydesignengineers.com/motor-city-stamping/): $18,000/month lighting cost reduction; compressed-air leak audit 1,389,991 kWh. ## Company - [About EDE](https://energydesignengineers.com/about-us/): Michigan firm that walks the plant floor. Combined team experience exceeds 20 years; company since 2008. - [Mark Wiley](https://energydesignengineers.com/mark-wiley/): CEO and public voice of Energy Design Engineers. Author profile for the field notes on this site. - [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/energy-design-engineers): Official company page. - [Markets we serve](https://energydesignengineers.com/markets-we-serve/): Manufacturing first; also auto, distribution, grocery, food processing, dealerships, schools, offices, healthcare, farms, churches, parking decks, and hospitality. - [Blog](https://energydesignengineers.com/news/): Articles and field notes on industrial energy waste, lighting, compressed air, HVAC, and Michigan utility programs. - [Sustainability policy](https://energydesignengineers.com/sustainability-2/): September 2026 environmental and sustainability policy. - [FAQ](https://energydesignengineers.com/learn-more-faq/): Audits, NLC retrofit, LPW, compressed-air leaks, HVAC waste, power factor, monitoring, solar payback, and project payback. - [Full LLM context](https://energydesignengineers.com/llms-full.txt): Concatenated public page and case-study copy. ## Optional - [Solutions index](https://energydesignengineers.com/solutions/): All solution pages from the manufacturing intersection. - [Wireless energy monitoring](https://energydesignengineers.com/wireless-energy-monitoring/): Real-time visibility without a wiring project. - [Power quality correction](https://energydesignengineers.com/power-quality-correction/): Power factor, harmonics, and demand-charge issues. - [Solar and energy storage](https://energydesignengineers.com/solar-energy-storage/): Generate after waste is reduced, not instead of finding it. - [Michigan 2025 energy code](https://energydesignengineers.com/michigans-2025-energy-code/): Commercial code effective April 22, 2025. - [Project financing](https://energydesignengineers.com/project-financing/): Utility programs, SBA, and PACE after waste is quantified. - [Non-energy benefits](https://energydesignengineers.com/non-energy-benefits-of-energy-projects/): Comfort, safety, uptime, and maintenance beyond kWh. - [Force for Good](https://energydesignengineers.com/force-for-good/): A percentage of annual net profits to Key of Hope, March of Dimes, and St. Jude. - [Careers](https://energydesignengineers.com/careers/): Energy consultants, business development, and mechanical engineers in Michigan.