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Arcadia, Inc. is an online platform based in Washington, D.C., that facilitates the management of energy accounts for residential and commercial users across the United States. Founded in 2013, the company connects subscribers to renewable energy sources, including wind farms and community solar projects. Through its application, users can easily sign up for clean energy options available in their area and monitor their energy usage and account activity. Arcadia aims to enhance the utility experience by providing seamless monthly billing and access to energy-efficient products, thereby promoting clean energy and cost savings for its customers.

Enervee Corporation operates a personal energy efficiency scoring platform designed to assist consumers, businesses, and governments in selecting energy-saving appliances and electronics. Founded in 2009 and based in Santa Monica, California, Enervee provides a unique rating system known as the Enervee Score, which evaluates the energy efficiency of various products, ranging from home appliances to consumer electronics, on a scale of 0 to 100. The platform offers tailored recommendations based on energy efficiency, total cost of ownership, and product popularity. Additionally, Enervee supplies consumers with an EcoView that illustrates the environmental impact of a product's CO2 emissions. The company's data is utilized by governments and electric utilities to monitor market trends and promote the adoption of more efficient products through available rebates. By analyzing local product availability, Enervee aims to drive energy efficiency and foster environmental sustainability in purchasing decisions.

El Paso Electric Company is a regional electric utility that provides generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity to approximately 394,000 retail and wholesale customers across a 10,000 square mile area in the Rio Grande Valley of West Texas and Southern New Mexico. The company, founded in 1901 and originally known as the El Paso Electric Railway Company, transitioned from transportation services to electricity in the early 1900s. El Paso Electric generates power through various sources, including nuclear fuel, natural gas, purchased power, and solar photovoltaic panels, boasting a net generating capacity of around 2,085 megawatts. The company's infrastructure includes multiple high-voltage transmission lines in New Mexico and Arizona, facilitating the delivery of electricity to a diverse customer base, which includes residential, commercial, industrial, and public authority sectors.