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Corporate Profile for DeMarco Energy Systems of America Inc., dated Oct. 1, 1999
Business Wire, Oct 1, 1999
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Published Date: Oct. 1, 1999
Company Name: DeMarco Energy Systems of America Inc.
Address: P.O. Box 201057
Austin, Texas 78720
Main Telephone
Number: 512/335-1494
Internet Home
Page Address
(URL): www.demarcoenergy.com
Chief Executive
Officer: Victor DeMarco
Chief Financial
Officer: Peter Des Camps
Investor Relations
Contact: Stacy Kelcher
E-mail address: investorrelations@demarcoenergy.com
Industry: Energy
Trading Symbol/
Exchange: DMES/Nasdaq
Market Makers: Hill Thompson, Alpine Securities, Sharpe Capital,
Paragon Securities, Wien Securities, GVR Company
Company description: DeMarco Energy is an energy services company (ESCO), providing comprehensive energy solutions to commercial and residential customers. DeMarco's two primary sales commodities are energy-efficient heating/cooling and lighting systems. Revenue forecasts indicate $200 million in five years.
Heating and cooling represents approx. 30-35% of a commercial facilities energy consumption, where lighting is 35-40%. DeMarco owns the patent rights to the Energy Miser, the world's most efficient geothermal heating/cooling system. The system conditions air for a 3000-sq.-ft. home costing approx. $600/yr. Lighting system upgrades reduce energy consumption an average of 50%, where the Energy Miser heating/cooling system can reduce energy consumption up to 70%.
DeMarco is positioned in an explosive energy market. The heating and cooling industry generated $30 billion for 1998, where the water source heat pump market produced $200 million in sales. The future of this industry is stable, and forecasts indicate it to continue growing 150% faster than new construction. The lighting industry is identified by fixtures to be retrofitted, where current estimates indicate 2.5 billion nationwide are targeted for retrofit. The market is assessed to produce more than $30 billion in revenues, where only 2.8% have been retrofitted.
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