801-771-0933 (F) 801-355-0585 Solar Wall® Reducing Energy Use with SolarWall® Air Heating Systems According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), heating accounts for more than half of energy expenditure in commercial buildings. Since 2009, E-Corp has reduced energy costs by 20-50% in Department of Defense (DoD) buildings for the Department of the Air Force and Army via the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). In that time, E-Corp has installed approximately 45,000+ square feet (SF) of active SolarWall® air heating systems on 15 DoD buildings, making E-Corp the #1 DoD SolarWall design-build contractor in the United States. As the leading SolarWall design-build contractor, E-Corp has provided passive solar heat to 400,000+ SF of DoD building area, valued at more than $4million. Delivering Significant Cost Savings and Reducing Environmental Impact SolarWall® air heating systems provide significant energy and economic savings for both commercial and industrial buildings and are quickly becoming the preferred renewable energy choice of the DoD. SolarWall® users realize the following benefits: Huge lifecycle cost savings No maintenance over their 30+ year lifespan A 20-50% per year reduction in energy use Displacement of corresponding GHG emissions and CO2 Generation of up to 10+ LEED® points Improved indoor air quality Learn how the SolarWall system works. Click Here Getting Started For more information on how you can reduce energy use up to 50% and experience significant cost savings, contact our primary point of contact, Curtis Buck, AIA, or project manager, Dennis Toone. Curtis Buck AIA/Vice President curtis@e-corp4u.com (o) 801-771-0933, ext. 115 (c) 801-633-6692 Dennis Toone Sr. Project Manager dennist@e-corp4u.com (o) 801-771-0933, ext. 103 (c) 801-633-6632 Office Contact Info E-Corp Corporate Office 824 S 400 W, Suite B137 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 (O) 801-771-0933 (F) 801-355-0585 E-Corp Mailing Address PO Box 792 Sandy, UT 84091 Location Map Copyright 2019 Designed by GoCoconuts Design