Our Mission
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Vested Energy harnesses the power of energy efficiency to help businesses achieve lower costs, higher productivity and more sustainable operations.
We provide research, on-site analysis and sourcing for a wide range of energy-saving measures, from HVAC Optimization to renewable energy generation. We specialize in solutions for commercial office, higher education, industrial, and healthcare facility. The members of our executive team have been heavily involved in operational efficiency and general contracting for over 20 years. |
How we work
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Vested Energy's streamlined processes allow us to make a prompt, accurate assessment of your energy efficiency needs.
Based on our analysis, we identify solutions that will work for your facility. Next, we carefully analyze your savings and rebate potential. Once you give the go-ahead, we move on to procurement and installation. |
At every stage, we work as an extension of your team. That means collaborating closely with executives and key infrastructure and operations personnel.
As energy specialists, we understand a shift to energy efficiency can result in big changes to the user experience. |
We have one standard of success: the concrete benefits we deliver to your business.
Leadership
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Mark Krieg
CEO and Founder Since 2001, Mark has designed and distributed the most cost-effective lighting and energy solutions on the market. Mark works closely with all customers to make sure they reach their objectives. As a former general contractor and developer, Mark has hands-on experience with all aspects of commercial and industrial construction, building technology and maintenance. His love for energy efficiency and lighting has fueled his entrepreneurship for more than a decade. Mark currently serves on the board of the Traffic Club of Philadelphia. |
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Holt Gollatz
Chief Operating Officer With more than 20 years of business experience, Holt specializes in financial analysis, procurement and operational logistics. Fluent in LED and solar energy solutions, he has mastered the art of managing rebate programs that save clients money. Holt earned his undergraduate degree from Brown University and an MBA from Fordham University. He serves on the Advisory Board of Delaware Technical County Community College's energy efficiency and solar program. |
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Partners
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Founded in 2001 as a Domestic OEM manufacturer, Energetic made the decision to shift most of its OEM business to its parent factory and serve the North American market as a brand in 2015. Energetic is a value engineered brand that is dedicated to delivering quality products at value engineered pricing. Energetic’s goal is to be the best value at the best price.
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Truex Lighting has decades of experience manufacturing industrial and commercial lighting products recognized for their excellence, value and state-of-the-art technology.
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Euri Lighting was founded to bring innovative lighting products to the marketplace. Headquartered in Torrance, California, Euri manufactures and supplies high-quality LED lighting.
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Seattle-based Allumia funds, designs, installs and maintains complete lighting upgrades. Allumia has a vested interest in how your lighting performs because they receive a portion of every dollar saved.
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RemPhos develops and manufactures environmentally friendly, efficient LED lighting. Its products are used in residential buildings, hospitality venues, educational institutions, sporting complexes, tunnels, airport runways and many other sites.
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Kuzco Lighting provides a vast choice of modern and contemporary lighting fixtures. Kuzco’s sleek, contemporary products can transform any space — commercial, retail or industrial.
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Intellimation deploys software tools known as Energy Management and Information Systems (EMIS). Such products can be used to automate, monitor and optimize energy use in your facilities.
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Facility Solutions Group (FSG) provides a complete suite of electrical services, from design and auditing to installation and maintenance. FSG customers include retail, commercial, and hospitality concerns.
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