ES Community Spotlight: Detroit Hives
One of our cornerstones at Energy Sciences is Community. We strive to highlight local organizations that are actively promoting and creating sustainability solutions. We had the pleasure of speaking with Timothy Jackson, Co-Executive Director of Detroit Hives, who had a lot to teach us about how bees are helping to improve Detroit and the planet. [...]
Green Halloween: Spooky, Not Scary
The temperature has dropped, the leaves have begun to change, and the influx of pumpkin presence can only mean one thing: Halloween is upon us! Decorations adorn the exterior of homes, pumpkin spice flows like a raging river, and streaming channels house countless thrills and chills to encourage the excitement of forthcoming festive parties, costumes, [...]
Myths & Facts from Energy Experts
Over the years, the Energy Sciences team has become familiar with common sustainability and energy efficiency myths. When it comes to the breadth and depth of energy consciousness, we recognize that many facets and endless information can be hard to sort through. We’ll break down the myths and facts, so you don’t have to! Myth: [...]
Energy Sciences Ranks Number 21 on Crain’s List of Top 100 Cool Places to Work
BERKLEY, MI - Energy Sciences, an energy services and solutions consulting firm, has been ranked 6th in the medium business category and 21st overall on Crain's Business Top 100 Places to Work list released August 22, 2022. Celebrating their first year on the list, the Energy Sciences team is excited to widely share what makes [...]
The Taming of the Steam Trap
Suppose you’ve been to a home or a facility that operates with a boiler system. In that case, it’s no surprise that a natural gas steam boiler system is monitored and maintained internally and externally. Through the miracle of engineering, many safety mechanisms are put in place so that steam stays within the boiler system [...]
Industry 101: Resource Adequacy & You
We are entering the full swing of summer, so we all will turn to cooling methods such as box fans or air conditioning. Surely you can imagine the energy it takes to cool off a whole house, but what about an entire city? What about industrial facilities? How do we keep up with the demand [...]