Enginuity Power

Electricity is a major operating expense, especially in Connecticut.

In May 2026, commercial electricity averaged 21.08¢/kWh in the state. That's about 56% higher than the U.S. commercial average.

For facilities using power around the clock, every kWh adds up.

That's why it may be worth asking a different question: How much electricity does your facility actually need to buy from the grid?

CHP allows you to generate electricity on-site while putting usable thermal energy to work for heating, hot water, and other facility needs.

More efficiency. Less grid dependence. Greater control over your energy strategy.

Calculate what CHP could mean for your facility.
https://enginuitypowersystems.com/chp-calculator/

We’re live from AEE World 2026!

It’s been great connecting with energy and facility professionals and talking about what’s happening in the industry right now.

Rising costs. Grid reliability. Efficiency. On-site power.

If any of these are on your mind, come say hi to our team at booth #209 and let’s talk CHP.

We’re live from AEE World 2026!

It’s been great connecting with energy and facility professionals and talking about what’s happening in the industry right now.

Rising costs. Grid reliability. Efficiency. On-site power.

If any of these are on your mind, come say hi to our team and let’s talk CHP at booth #209!

What if your facility didn't have to buy all of its electricity from the grid?

Our 200kW CHP system generates electricity right where it's needed while also producing usable thermal energy for hot water, heating, and other facility needs.

That means one on-site system can address two major energy demands at the same time.

For facilities with consistent electricity and hot water or heating needs, CHP can mean greater efficiency, less dependence on grid electricity, and more control over long-term energy costs.

The question isn't only how much energy you're using.

It's how much of it you could be producing yourself.

Learn more about our 200kW CHP:
https://enginuitypowersystems.com/on-site-chp-systems/200kw-combined-heat-power/

What could up to 85% total system efficiency mean for your facility?

That’s a conversation we’d love to have at AEE World.

Enginuity CHP generates electricity on-site while capturing usable thermal energy for heating, hot water, or other facility needs.

That means getting more useful energy from the fuel you’re already paying for, with the potential to reduce costs and reliance on the grid.

Heading to AEE World? Stop by and talk numbers with our team.

New York’s average commercial electricity price jumped from 19.47¢/kWh in May 2025 to 22.40¢/kWh in May 2026.

That’s about a 15% increase in one year.

And your facility didn’t suddenly need less power. You still have people to serve, equipment to run, buildings to heat, and a business to keep moving.

So, just keep paying more?

Fuhgedaboudit.

You can’t control where electricity prices go next. But CHP can help you take more control by generating electricity on-site while recovering usable thermal energy for your facility.

Because “just pay the higher bill” isn’t an energy strategy.

Learn how our CHP can help your facility: https://enginuitypowersystems.com/what-is-combined-heat-and-power/

When it comes to powering your facility, bigger doesn't always mean better.

An oversized energy system can mean paying for more infrastructure than your operation actually needs. That's why Enginuity designed the E100 for mid-scale facilities that want greater control of their energy without overbuilding.

Its compact, commercial-ready design can make installation and integration easier, while on-site electricity generation and thermal recovery can help improve overall energy efficiency and reduce operating costs.

The right energy strategy starts with understanding what your facility actually needs.

Could the E100 be the right fit for yours? Learn more: https://enginuitypowersystems.com/on-site-chp-systems/100kw-combined-heat-power/

That’s a wrap on National Guard Association of the United States - NGAUS 2026!

From talking mission-ready technology on the show floor to hearing where the National Guard is headed next, Indianapolis kept us busy in the best way.

We spent the week alongside Guard leaders, defense partners, innovators, and people from across the country who all share a common goal: making sure the people serving our communities and our country have the capabilities they need to stay ready.

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared what you're working on, or simply came over to say hello. We enjoyed meeting you!

Indianapolis, you were good to us. NGAUS, we'll see you next time!

Heading to AEE World 2026? So are we!

If rising energy costs, grid reliability, or improving your facility’s efficiency are on your mind, stop by and talk with our team.

We’ll be talking about CHP, on-site power generation, energy resilience, and what these solutions could actually look like for your facility.

Bring us your energy questions. Let’s talk about how you can become your own utility.

Have you ever noticed how hot a laptop or a car engine gets when it runs? That heat is usually just wasted energy escaping into the air.

Now, imagine if you could capture that heat and use it to heat your entire building and provide hot water.

Moving your generation behind-the-meter with CHP means:
Zero-Interruption Operations: Complete protection from localized brownouts and blackouts.

Hard-Capped Energy Overhead: Eliminate unpredictable peak demand penalties and volatile utility pricing.

Practical Decarbonization: Instantly shrink your carbon footprint by reclaiming and recycling your facility’s thermal waste.

Have questions about how on-site power generation works?