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Welcome to Saddle Energy Ltd.
Energy Solutions
Saddle Energy is a full service energy solutions company serving Jamaica and the Caribbean. Our team provides products, services and solutions to reduce the overall cost of energy to our clients. We do this by holistically looking at energy consumption, energy efficiency and energy generation.
We keep a very close eye on existing and emerging technologies, so that we can appropriately deploy them to meet the needs of our clients. These include technology such as LED lights, distributed power generation (such as solar PV) and demand side management.
We are a highly skilled team of engineers and managers committed to delivering high customer value.
Services
Today’s energy consumers face complex energy challenges. Each piece of the energy puzzle affects the costs and performance of all other aspects. Solutions in one arena of the energy picture can have unexpected results on other aspects or fail to deliver the expected savings. That is why it is critically important to look at an entire portfolio of solutions to yield the lowest levelized cost of energy (LCOE).
Our energy management and engineering professionals identify, develop, design and implement integrated energy demand side management (DSM), renewable energy production, and return on investment strategies.
We can be found at 19 Wellington Drive, info@saddleenergy.com
Kirk Abbott, PhD.
Kirk Abbott, PhD.
Our team is lead by Kirk Abbott, PhD. Kirk is an engineer with more than 20 years experience in analytics and business intelligence across multiple industries. He has over 10 years experience in the renewable energy and energy efficiency space. Kirk is a board member of the JREA (Jamaica Renewable Energy Association) and is an advocate of reducing electricity bills in a climate friendly way.
Zahra Ennis
Zahra Ennis
Zahra Ennis is our Marketing Director. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Marine Biology and a strong background in Management and Marketing, she has a passion for all efforts towards environmental sustainability.
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