
United States · Electrical/electronic manufacturing startup
e2Companies is a compliance products and services company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bonita Springs, Florida.
Funding reportedLast round: Private equity
e2Companies is a compliance products and services company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bonita Springs, Florida.
The company specializes in the Virtual Utility®, a unique solution designed to enhance energy resiliency, reliability, and regulatory compliance for power generation and distribution. With additional locations in Peoria, Illinois, and Naas, Ireland, e2Companies employs around 45 people and operates within the electric utilities industry. The company offers integrated solutions that include on-site energy systems, regulatory compliance monitoring, and 24/7 asset monitoring. Their flagship products include the Virtual Utility®, which provides continuous power and integrates renewable energy sources, and the R3Di® System, which ensures instant backup power during outages. e2Companies serves mission-critical sectors such as data centers, healthcare facilities, and industrial manufacturing, focusing on optimizing energy use and promoting sustainability. Their mission is to support organizations in achieving a cleaner and more reliable energy future.
Funding, as reported
From e2Companies's own website: 9 on the team.
What they build
Known for
power quality improvementhealth careoil and gasemissions reductionclean energy & technologymission criticalmicrogrid resilienceiso 14001 certificationdistributionmanufacturingelectric power generationenergy storageutilitiesconstructioninformation technology & servicesfinancial services
Built with from their website
Microsoft Azure MonitorAmazon SESGoogle Tag ManagerAtlassianMicrosoft PowerPointFont AwesomeCloudFlareViewport MetaPaycorAmazon Simple Email Service
HubspotAnimate It.NETRelaOpenAIAdobe AnalyticsMicrosoft ExcelCloudFlare CDN
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