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Customized Energy Solutions is at the forefront of competitive energy markets. Established in 1998, CES was created to assist clients in managing the changes in the wholesale and retail electric markets. As the industry restructured, many participants recognized the value of creating sound market rules and staying abreast of market changes. Thus, Customized Energy Solutions was created to address the need to simplify, analyze, and influence the markets on behalf of our clients. Our clients can focus on running their businesses, while we focus on removing barriers to them doing so. Our MISSION Customized Energy Solutions is committed to promoting economic development through the advancement of transparent, efficient, and nondiscriminatory wholesale and retail electricity and natural gas energy markets. We focus on empowering our clients by sharing our understanding of the workings of the energy markets and related new technologies and supporting our clients’ operations in those markets. Through all things, we desire to honor God and our clients through the quality of our services and solutions. Our VISION To have a world-wide presence wherever deregulated electricity or natural gas markets exist. To materially accelerate the commercial application of new energy technologies and free energy market structures. To represent the highest level of energy information technology and services available to clients world-wide. Our AWARDS Customized Energy Solutions Ltd. has been recognized regionally and nationally for its impressive and sustained growth, including INC. 500 | 5000 and The Philadelphia Business Journal as a Top 100 Companies in Philadelphia, Hall of Fame for five or more consecutive years. It was ranked as one of the “Best Places to Work” in 2013 by the Philadelphia Business Journal.

BnM is a renewable energy company supporting Ireland’s progress towards a climate-neutral future. In line with our transformative Brown to Green strategy, we have concluded all former peat operations and today we are committed to the delivery of renewable energy, low carbon enterprises, and peatlands rehabilitation. Through strategic partnerships and joint ventures, we are scaling our renewable energy offering at pace to deliver a 5GW energy pipeline, including onshore and offshore wind, solar, biomass and biogas developments– all helping to safeguard Ireland’s green energy supply and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Leveraging this renewable energy pipeline to decarbonise key industries that are integral to Ireland’s economic growth is a key focus for BnM. Our Eco Energy Park offering is supporting sustainable industrial expansion by co-locating large companies from a range of sectors with a variety of renewable energy technologies across our landbank, enabling businesses to achieve low-carbon growth in their operations. We have been serving communities across Ireland for 90 years and continued community support remains a priority for us today. Every year we invest significantly in community benefit funds connected to our renewable energy projects. These funds provide important support for near neighbours, sports clubs, schools and community groups, as well as not-for-profit groups and projects delivering vital services to the communities in which they operate. Our commitment to community support importantly extends to the sustainable business community whose green innovators are pioneering climate-conscious change through sustainability focused products and services. Our Accelerate Green Programme presents a unique opportunity for scaling businesses in the sustainability space to develop the skills and knowledge required to expand in Ireland and beyond.

Hydro International Stormwater's package of products is designed to control, store and treat stormwater runoff. The natural ability of the ground to control water is compromised by the construction of buildings, roads and parking lots on previously undeveloped areas. The problems associated with stormwater quantity and quality are becoming more apparent with increasing urbanization and changing weather patterns. Stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces often carries a high pollutant load that has a detrimental effect on the bodies of water into which it discharges. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has identified sediment as the most widespread pollutant in rivers and streams. Planning and environmental regulations, such as Phase I and Phase II Stormwater Rules, are becoming more stringent. Developers and Municipalities are required through the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting process to minimize the impact of stormwater runoff on the environment by controlling flows and removing pollutants.