Our Process

Step 1: Galileo

Galileo is a first of its kind software modeling tool that can quickly identify 2-5 large opportunities for emissions reduction and OpEx savings at your facility. This takes hours, instead of months. 

Step 2: Thermal Energy Services Agreement (TESA)

The TESA is a mutual agreement between you and Skyven to move forward with your decarbonization project, at Skyven’s own cost, once the engineering design is approved by you.

Step 3: Engineering Design

After signing the TESA, Skyven completes a detailed Engineering Design for your decarbonization project.

Step 4: Design Approval

Skyven delivers the detailed Engineering Design for your review and approval. You approve or submit revisions, as needed. ​

​Skyven will not move forward until you approve the final engineering design.

Step 5: Project Execution

Skyven provides project management and completion of all implementation activities; including procurement, installation, and commissioning, at our own cost.

Step 6: Ongoing Maintenance

Skyven provides ongoing monitoring and maintenance at our own cost, for the duration of our service contract.​

​Our continuous, real-time IoT data monitoring allows us to provide data-backed carbon reporting and financial metrics for your equipment.