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Dalkia Energy Solutions
About Dalkia Energy Solutions
Dalkia Energy Solutions, a subsidiary of the EDF (Électricité de France) Group, is a national leader in energy efficiency and sustainability for commercial, industrial, and institutional clients. With decades of expertise, we help organizations cut energy use, optimize building performance, and achieve ambitious carbon reduction goals. Our solutions are tailored to each client and powered by innovative technologies and data-driven strategies. Services include chiller overhauls and retro-commissioning, HVAC and building automation optimization, LED lighting upgrades, renewable energy systems, and real-time energy monitoring. By combining advanced engineering with a customer-focused approach, Dalkia enables clients to lower operating costs, strengthen sustainability, and build long-term energy resilience. We are proud to be recognized as a Most Loved Workplace® in the US for both 2025 and 2024, a reflection of our commitment to creating a safe, supportive, and inspiring place to work. In 2025, Dalkia also earned four additional badges celebrating our culture of care and opportunity: Women, Mental Health, Career Advancement, and Young Professionals.
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Presence & Recognition
Dalkia Energy Solutions hosted a virtual meeting in Boston with Bob Kirby, JC Florenson, and Mark French, Ph.D, MBA, CSP, SPHR, EMT.
Reported by Megan Gill
Partnerships
Dalkia Energy Solutions partnered with The DoSeum, San Antonio's Children's Museum to support their mission with improvements to the Megalopolis exhibit featuring solar-powered street lights.
Reported by Dalkia Energy Solutions
Operations & Supply
Dalkia Energy Solutions maintained, repaired, and installed street lights for CPS Energy and the City of San Antonio.
Reported by Dalkia Energy Solutions
Partnerships
Dalkia Energy Solutions supported The DoSeum, San Antonio's Children's Museum with improvements to the Megalopolis exhibit featuring solar-powered street lights.
Reported by Dalkia Energy Solutions