Qualifications/Certifications/NAICS Code
Qualifications/Certifications/NAICS Code
Energy Performance Engineering (EPE) is a MEP engineering firm. EPE is also certified as a disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE), minority business enterprise (MBE), and emerging small business (ESB) in the State of Oregon. COBID certification number is 4569. EPE is a trade ally for New Building and Existing Building by the Energy Trust of Oregon. Both of our principals are certified as accredited professionals in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED).
Key Staff

James Jen
P.E., CCP, CEM,LEED AP
Principal
Lead Commissioning Authority

Elee Jen
BPI, BA, LEED AP
Principal
Marketing Manager
Professional Associations
● American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers
● Building Commissioning Association
Community/Philanthropy
● Strong supporter of OAME Youth Conference
● Sponsor of VetREST Association
EPE provided a great resource for the commissioning process during this process. It is clear that Jimmy has a deep understanding of the project requirements and that he was working to drive the project to a successful completion. As discrepancies arose, Jimmy provided insight based on his knowledge and helped all parties come to the conclusion that was best for the project. The testing plans developed by EPE were very thorough and they allowed for us to have a successful testing phase before building delivery.
2014 MED Week Award Recipient
Energy Performance Engineering, LLC was named Minority Business Firm of the Year at the October 2014 Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week.
“I have witnessed with my own eyes that James has been steady to reach his vision of his business: Be the premier sought-out, go-to commissioning provider in the Northwest.” Award Nominator
Bond Program Provides Access for All
In the Winter 2011 PCC Communities newsletter, EPE was one of the companies highlighted for their participation with the construction of the PCC Newberg Center.”Last April, the Jens’ hard work paid off when PCC awarded them a contract to provide commissioning services for the new facility”.