Skip to content
Consumers Energy Trade Ally · Davisburg, Michigan
Industrial facility at sunset

Author · CEO · Davisburg, Michigan

Mark Wiley

CEO of Energy Design Engineers. The public voice behind the plant work and the field notes on this site.

Mark Wiley, CEO of Energy Design Engineers

CEO · Energy Design Engineers

The person responsible for publishing EDE’s public work

Mark Wiley is CEO of Energy Design Engineers, a Davisburg, Michigan engineering firm founded in 2008. EDE helps manufacturers find, quantify, and eliminate energy waste — then turn the savings into implemented projects.

The team starts with data, not assumptions: facility walkthroughs, utility analysis, field measurements, and equipment data logging. Mark is the person responsible for the public voice of that work, including the articles published on this site.

EDE’s services include Level 1 Energy Hunts and Level 2 energy audits; compressed-air data logging, leak audits, and system optimization; LED lighting and network lighting controls; building management systems and occupancy-based HVAC control; energy monitoring and dashboards; and utility incentives, engineering, implementation, and commissioning.

Helping our clients transition to a more sustainable, carbon-neutral business while improving their bottom line is our #1 priority.

Mark Wiley, CEO

From the field

Articles published under this profile

Field notes on industrial energy waste, lighting, compressed air, HVAC, and Michigan utility programs. Mark Wiley is the public author of this work.

Biggest Energy Mistakes in Lighting, Heat Removal and Compressed Air

Article · October 19, 2026 · Mark Wiley

Biggest Energy Mistakes in Lighting, Heat Removal and Compressed Air

Most of the energy waste we see in facilities comes from the same few places: lighting, HVAC, compressed air, and process cooling.…

Read the article →
LED Highbays vs LED Tubes: Which Is Better for High-Ceiling Plants?

Article · October 10, 2026 · Mark Wiley

LED Highbays vs LED Tubes: Which Is Better for High-Ceiling Plants?

The short answer For ceilings above roughly 15 to 20 feet, an LED highbay usually beats an LED tube retrofit. A highbay…

Read the article →
Energy Savings Beyond the LED Fixture

EDE News · October 8, 2026 · Mark Wiley

Energy Savings Beyond the LED Fixture

You have upgraded to LED lighting. Networked lighting controls reduce unnecessary light output and operating hours, helping you capture savings that an…

Read the article →
Boiler System Optimization Saves Manufacturer $180K Annually

EDE News · July 9, 2026 · Mark Wiley

Boiler System Optimization Saves Manufacturer $180K Annually

Manufacturing Energy Savings How Proper Boiler Sizing and Steam Trap Repairs Uncovered Major Energy and Water Savings One of the most rewarding…

Read the article →
Why So Many Companies Overlook Lighting as a Major Energy Savings Opportunity

Article · August 20, 2025 · Mark Wiley

Why So Many Companies Overlook Lighting as a Major Energy Savings Opportunity

Why Lighting Remains the Most Underrated Source of Energy Savings for Businesses When most companies consider energy savings, they typically focus on…

Read the article →
Manufacturing Expansion in 2025: Why It’s the Perfect Time to Upgrade Your Facility’s Energy Systems

Article · August 16, 2025 · Mark Wiley

Manufacturing Expansion in 2025: Why It’s the Perfect Time to Upgrade Your Facility’s Energy Systems

The Industrial Boom and Its Hidden Energy Risks According to Deloitte’s 2025 U.S. Manufacturing Outlook, capital investment in domestic manufacturing is rising…

Read the article →

Primary offer

Talk with the team that walks the plant

Name, company, and the system that is costing you. An EDE engineer will follow up.

Prefer a call? (734) 215-1133

Or call (734) 215-1133. We typically reply within one business day.

Ready to find the waste hiding in your plant?

Request a 30-minute facility energy review. No long form. No generic pitch.

Request a 30-Minute Facility Energy Review
(734) 215-1133 info@energydesignengineers.com
Call EDE Request a 30-min review