Pure Energy Stream helps commercial and industrial facilities cut electricity costs, improve power quality, and meet ESG and climate disclosure requirements using patented, made-in-USA energy management hardware. Our core products—EcoMAXIM™ and EC Units™—optimize and recycle electricity at the facility level, delivering measurable kW reductions, asset protection, and decarbonization benefits.

EcoMAXIM™ is a facility-wide, integrated energy management system installed at the Main Distribution Panel to optimize, balance, and recycle power across the entire site. EC Units™ are modular, panel- or meter-level energy conditioning devices that target specific loads or buildings, ideal for phased retrofits or fast-payback projects. Both reduce real power demand, filter harmonics, and protect equipment; EcoMAXIM™ is best for portfolios and complex campuses, while EC Units™ are best for discrete facilities, meters, and “surgical” energy-savings projects.

Typical projects see 8–12% reductions in energy costs from real decreases in kW, kVA, and harmonic losses, verified through utility bills and metering. Savings come from reduced amperage and heat in conductors and equipment, lower demand charges, and improved power factor—not from curtailment or behavioral changes.

EcoMAXIM™ and EC Units™ treat power quality at the source by lowering amperage, reducing reactive power (kVAR), improving power factor, filtering harmonics, and stabilizing voltage across phases. This reduces “copper losses” and non-power current that utilities still bill as kWh, so the facility does the same work with less energy drawn from the grid.

Savings begin as soon as the system is energized, with visible impact on the first full billing cycle after installation. Depending on your billing dates and demand charge structure, full savings usually become clear within 2–3 months of operation.

Both systems connect in parallel to your existing electrical distribution, so installation is fast and typically requires only a brief scheduled outage, if any, at the main tie-in point. In most jurisdictions, projects do not require special permits or operating licenses beyond standard electrical work performed by licensed electricians.

Yes. EcoMAXIM™ and EC Units™ comply with industry-standard electrical safety and performance requirements and are designed to reduce risk by lowering heat, stabilizing voltage, and suppressing surges. In extreme events such as major surges or lightning-related spikes, EC Units™ are designed to sacrifice themselves to protect your facility’s equipment.

Both EcoMAXIM™ and EC Units™ are solid-state, with no moving parts and no routine maintenance requirements. Occasional visual checks after major storms to confirm surge components remain intact are typically sufficient, and systems can be monitored via available metering and cloud-based dashboards.

EcoMAXIM™ comes with an industry-leading parts warranty, and EC Units™ include a manufacturer’s warranty covering defects and surge events within specified limits. Warranty details are confirmed in your proposal and purchase documents for each project.

Many projects can leverage a combination of tax deductions, tax credits, and utility or grid programs to improve ROI. Common examples include: • Federal tax deductions such as Section 179D for energy-efficient commercial buildings, where qualified improvements can be written off more quickly.​ • Federal tax credits such as Sections 45Y and 48E, depending on project structure, energy mix, and location.​ • Regional compliance and incentive programs, including warehouse and air-quality programs like WAIRE where applicable.​ • Utility incentives and rebates, such as efficiency retrofit programs or offerings similar to LADWP’s BOSS, depending on territory. • Grid-support and demand-response payments where reduced demand, improved power factor, or flexible load support grid reliability in your ISO or utility region. Pure Energy Stream helps identify and coordinate applicable incentives, tax pathways, and potential carbon credit opportunities on a project-by-project basis.

Projects that deliver measurable, verifiable reductions in electricity consumption and associated emissions can, in many cases, support carbon credit origination or similar real-world asset structures. We work with partners to quantify savings, document baselines, and align with accepted methodologies so optimized energy can be recognized as a digital or financial asset where allowed.

The WAIRE Program (Rule 2305) is a South Coast AQMD initiative that regulates large warehouse facilities in Southern California to reduce emissions from goods-movement activities. Warehouses above certain size thresholds must earn WAIRE points each year through actions such as cleaner trucks, EV charging, solar, and qualifying efficiency or electrification projects—or pay mitigation fees instead.

By reducing kWh use and peak demand, EcoMAXIM™ and EC Unit™ projects cut emissions associated with facility electricity consumption and improve the stability of power for EV charging, conveyors, and material-handling equipment. These projects can be structured as part of a Custom WAIRE Plan to earn WAIRE points, avoid mitigation fees, and support ESG reporting, subject to South Coast AQMD approval.

EcoMAXIM™ and EC Unit™ deployments can contribute to up to 18 LEED points under Energy & Atmosphere and related categories by improving energy performance, power quality, and metering and verification capabilities. They support LEED and LEED Zero goals by reducing site energy use, decreasing emissions, and enabling better measurement and reporting of operational performance.

By reducing electricity consumption, improving system efficiency, and extending equipment life, EcoMAXIM™ and EC Units™ directly lower Scope 2 emissions and, in some cases, upstream resource use. The resulting data and documentation help organizations address climate reporting requirements under SB 253, SB 261, CSRD, and similar frameworks that emphasize energy performance, decarbonization, and risk management.

Both solutions sit “under the hood” of your electrical system and are compatible with modern building management systems, variable frequency drives, and EV charging infrastructure. We review your one-line diagrams and major loads to configure installations that enhance stability and efficiency without disrupting controls or automation.

Yes. Projects always include metering and monitoring that provide real-time and historical views of demand, power factor, harmonics, and energy savings. This data can be used to validate ROI, support incentive and carbon programs, and feed into ESG reporting or digital asset frameworks.

EcoMAXIM™ and EC Units™ can be removed and reinstalled by licensed electricians if your electrical needs or facility portfolio change. In some cases, buyers prefer to keep systems in place because they improve asset value and operating performance; this can become part of transaction discussions.

EcoMAXIM™ and EC Units™ are proudly manufactured and integrated in the United States, with systems engineered for commercial and industrial environments. This supports domestic supply chain resilience, quality control, and alignment with certain “made in USA” and local-content preferences in incentive and procurement programs.

Pure Energy Stream is a USGBC‑CA Net Zero Accelerator alumni company, recognized for advancing high-impact net-zero and energy-efficiency technologies for the built environment. We also participate in leading climate and sustainability forums such as the Net Zero Conference and collaborate with partners in energy, tax, and carbon markets to maximize client value.