- Complicated things can be made simple. 
- Safety, environmental responsibility, and profits can and should all grow together. 
- Everyone is unique, and their jobs are of equal importance to the team, regardless of what that job is. 
- Together we are greater than the sums of our parts. 
- Being better today than we were yesterday. 
We Believe
A plant’s culture is simply a function of its people’s habits.
People’s habits are simply what they do every day.
That’s why our mantra is: Process, Habits, Culture.
Mind the process, and the people will take care of the rest.
Our Process
TheExperts™
TheExperts™ is a strategic alliance of over 30 companies that operate and maintain MicroGrids, Power Plants, and Central Plants.
Our Habits
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      Power Plant Excellence is 21 processes that when applied to a plant increase performance. This will increase EBITA by 15% over three years in a power plant or decrease OpX by 15% over 3 years in a central plant. 
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      CBF Methodology ensures the lowest capital cost, fastest construction schedule, and the highest reduction on investment for energy infrastructure projects. 
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      Excellent plant operations requires the team to constantly communicate, outages are different. A successful outage, like a Ferrari pitstop, has little to no talking. 
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      The Magic Finger enforces the habits of tangibility and succinct communication. This is essential for a well-run plant. 
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      The Art of War breaks down simply to define where you are, define where you want to be, take action, and monitor the action. 
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      In order for a Plant to be successful it is necessary to know and understand the money components. Profits = Revenues - Cost 
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      Excellence is in every plant. It is management’s job to remove what is not excellent. 
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      Iterate through prototypes from ideas to solve pain points. 
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      People don’t like change. Engineers are trained not to change. A mistake in a plant could kill you. Thus, change is the only constant. 
Meet the Chairman
Jay Sikora
CHAIRMAN
NY Maritime Alumni
BE of Marine Engineering with a Nuclear Power Concentration
Formally:
- United States Coast Guard Third Assistant Engineer of Steam and Motor unlimited Horsepower 
- Lieutenant in the US Naval Reserve 
- NJ Stationary Engineer 
- NYC Stationary Engineer 
- COO of a Public Company 
- CEO of a Public Company 
- President and Vice President of many companies 
- Plant Manager 
- Operations Manager 
- Maintenance Manager 
- Engineering Manager 
- Project Manager 
- Operations Supervisor 
- Outage Planner 
- Construction Supervisor 
 
                         
            
              
            
            
          
               
            
              
            
            
          
               
            
              
            
            
          
              