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Energy Cost Reduction

for High-Load Data Centers

Get PUE closer to 1.0 and drive WUE below 0.02 to materially increase NOI. Energy Agent reduces utility costs, improves power and water efficiency, and protects uptime — all without operational disruption. We deliver data-center energy optimization through three complementary layers: utility supply pricing optimization (BEAP), water-efficiency solutions that reduce WUE (OWEA), and electrical efficiency and power-quality optimization (OTEA). These solutions can be deployed independently or in combination, are designed to operate outside core systems, and preserve redundancy, uptime, and existing PUE strategies. Flexible financing options are available to support phased or full-stack deployment.
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Utility Optimization & Infrastructure Performance for

Data Centers

 

WUE DECREASE At the intersection of uptime and sustainability, we optimize the mission-critical metrics that define modern infrastructure performance. By integrating the OWEA (Outside Water Energy Agent) valve system with our advanced Water Resilience layers, we provide a unified architecture for managing WUE (Water Usage Effectiveness). Our systems go beyond simple filtration; they utilize the precision of the OWEA valve to synchronize cooling tower demand with electrical load profiles. This ensures that facility managers can mitigate operational risk while achieving a transparent, measurable reduction in both thermal and energy overhead

NOI INCREASE: Beyond operational resilience, the deployment of OWEA (Outside Water Energy Agent) technology is a strategic tool for capital appreciation. By aggressively reducing utility expenditures across the power and water layers through precision OWEA valve application, we drive a direct, measurable increase in NOI (Net Operating Income). In a cap-rate-driven market, every dollar saved in annual operating costs translates into a significant multiplier for the total asset valuation. We move utility management from the 'expense' column to the 'value-creation' column, providing facility owners with the high-margin efficiency required to stay competitive.


PUE OPTIMIZATION:  (Power Usage Effectiveness) is not only a function of infrastructure design, but of how power is sourced, conditioned, and priced. Energy Agent improves PUE through a dual-layer strategy that pairs BEAP (Billing Energy Agent Program) on the supply side with OTEA (Optimizer Technology Energy Agent) and load-aligned cooling on the physical layer. BEAP reduces upstream energy inefficiency by locking in optimized utility rates and eliminating cost volatility that distorts operational planning, while OTEA mitigates electrical losses such as harmonic distortion, reactive power, and voltage instability that artificially inflate facility load. Together, these layers tighten the relationship between total facility power and IT load, delivering a measurable reduction in effective PUE while increasing grid resilience, forecast accuracy, and long-term operational control.

Summary of some of our programs/products

fit for Data Centers

BEAP — Billing Energy Agent Program 

Lower Electric &/OR Natural Gas Costs

No Installation Required, No monthly fee, No brainer!!

What is BEAP?

BEAP is a deregulation program that lowers the rate you pay (not the other fees on your bill). It focuses on the commodity side of your utility bill — the electricity and natural gas you purchase from suppliers in deregulated markets. See map here.

Instead of accepting default or rollover rates, BEAP:

  • Competitively bids qualified energy suppliers

  • Secures lower and more stable pricing

  • Reduces exposure to market volatility and inflation

Key points for data centers:

  • No equipment installation

  • No downtime

  • No operational risk

  • Multi-year price stability

  • Works alongside existing infrastructure and efficiency efforts

BEAP addresses how much you pay for power, not how your facility operates.

OTEA — Optimizer Technology Energy Agent (Power Quality Optimization)

What is OTEA?

OTEA lowers usage and therefore your bill. It is a product installed next to or in your main breaker boxes. (1 day job) OTEA addresses the electrical layer beneath PUE — improving power quality and load behavior that can quietly increase demand and operating costs.

OTEA focuses on:

  • Harmonic distortion mitigation

  • Voltage stabilization

  • Load smoothing for sensitive equipment

  • Reducing unnecessary electrical stress

Key points for data centers:

  • Installed once by licensed professionals

  • Operates continuously in the background

  • Supports UPS systems and cooling infrastructure

  • No interference with redundancy or uptime

OTEA addresses how power behaves once it enters the facility.

EAP (Energy Agent Protection)

Advanced Coil Protection for

Mission Critical Cooling

   Introducing a Next-Generation Coil Protection & Efficiency Solution we call EAP

What is EAP?

EAP (Energy Agent Protection) is an advanced, ultra-thin protective treatment helps restore heat-transfer efficiency, reduce corrosion, and extend the operational life of critical cooling components — without altering airflow or system performance. This designed specifically for large HVAC systems, chillers, and industrial compressors used in data centers.

Why Data Centers Are Asking About This

  • Improves cooling efficiency by keeping coils clean and optimized

  • Protects large HVAC & compressor coils from corrosion and degradation

  • Reduces maintenance cycles and unplanned downtime

  • Extends equipment lifespan, delaying costly replacements

  • Supports energy-efficiency and sustainability goals

Designed for high-load, 24/7 environments, this solution is ideal for:

  • Data center, cold storage, hospital, HVAC units

  • Chillers & CRAH / CRAC systems

  • Large compressors and heat-exchange components

Available Through Energy Agent

These solutions are available directly through Energy Agent as part of our expanding data-center optimization toolkit — alongside rate optimization, power-quality solutions, and infrastructure efficiency upgrades.
Contact us to evaluate fit, pricing, and deployment timing for your facility.

EMAIL - director@energyagent.agency with "COIL" in the subject line

 

OWEA 

Optimization for Data-Center Cooling Infrastructure

What is OWEA?

OWEA (Outside Water Energy Agent) Modern data centers are increasingly constrained by water availability, discharge limits, and cooling efficiency, particularly in evaporative and hybrid cooling environments. OWEA (Outside Water Energy Agent) is designed specifically to address water use outside the IT stack—at the cooling tower, make-up water, and discharge layers—where meaningful WUE (Water Usage Effectiveness) gains are achieved without impacting uptime.

OWEA uses precision valve control and pressure management to align water flow with real cooling demand, reducing over-consumption, unnecessary bleed-off, and thermal inefficiencies that drive excess water usage. By stabilizing flow rates and minimizing waste at the source, OWEA delivers a measurable reduction in water intake and discharge volume, while supporting consistent heat rejection and preserving redundancy models.

For data-center operators, OWEA functions as both an operational risk mitigator and a sustainability lever—lowering WUE, easing municipal and regulatory pressure, and reducing total utility spend. When deployed alongside Energy Agent’s power and supply-side optimization layers, OWEA helps facilities manage one of the fastest-growing constraints on data-center expansion: water availability tied to cooling performance.

Why Facilities Choose Energy Agent

Facilities choose Energy Agent because we support multi-megawatt and gigawatt-scale energy loads while maintaining strict operational discipline. Our platform is designed for environments where uptime, redundancy, and predictability are non-negotiable.

Energy Agent addresses PUE, WUE, and NOI simultaneously through a coordinated stack that operates outside core compute and cooling systems. By integrating BEAP (Billing Energy Agent Program), OTEA (Optimizer Technology Energy Agent), OWEA (Outside Water Energy Agent), and EAP (Energy Agent Protection), we optimize the cost, quality, and efficiency of power and water without interfering with existing infrastructure strategies.

Our solutions are intentionally non-intrusive. They preserve established redundancy models, cooling architectures, and PUE optimization efforts, while targeting cost and performance drivers that often sit below or adjacent to the PUE layer—including utility supply pricing, demand exposure, power quality degradation, and water inefficiencies tied to cooling operations.

Energy Agent is selected because:

  • We operate at MW and GW scale, not small commercial loads

  • We are PUE-aware, designed to complement—not disrupt—existing efficiency initiatives

  • We connect facility operations with financial accountability, translating technical improvements into measurable NOI impact

  • Initial evaluations are low-friction, typically requiring only a utility bill to begin analysis

Market-specific precision matters.
In Virginia, for example, electricity supply optimization through BEAP generally applies to facilities at approximately 5 MW and above (or portfolios totaling 10 MW+ across three or more sites), while OTEA power-quality optimization remains applicable regardless of market structure. Water optimization through OWEA and asset protection via EAP remain universally deployable across markets.

Facilities engage Energy Agent because the approach is technically credible, financially defensible, and operationally safe—delivering sustained improvements in PUE, WUE, and NOI without introducing risk into mission-critical environments.

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EXPLANATION OF WHAT POWER OPTIMIZATION & CORRECTION MEANS

What Power Optimization Really Means

Power optimization is the process of cleaning, stabilizing, and conditioning electricity before it moves through a building’s electrical system.

In most commercial and industrial facilities, incoming power is not “clean.” It contains harmonic distortion, voltage fluctuations, electrical noise, and inefficiencies created by modern equipment such as motors, compressors, variable-frequency drives (VFDs), IT hardware, and LED lighting.

OTEA addresses these issues at the electrical infrastructure level, improving how power is delivered and used—without changing how your equipment operates.

Power Correction at the Source

OTEA continuously corrects power quality issues in real time by:

  • Reducing harmonic distortion that wastes energy and stresses equipment

  • Stabilizing voltage to prevent over- and under-voltage conditions

  • Balancing electrical flow to improve efficiency across loads

  • Filtering electrical noise that degrades sensitive electronics

Think of it as an oil filter for electricity—removing the contaminants that cause wear, inefficiency, and failure.

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