Title: Northwest Community Hospital Deploys EnerNOC's MBCx Energy Efficiency Platform to Drive Cost Savings, Help Fund Patient Initiati

Industry sector: Energy efficiency, Energy service

BOSTON, Oct. 13, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EnerNOC, Inc. (Nasdaq:ENOC), a leading
provider of clean and intelligent energy solutions, today announced that it has
signed a multi-year contract with Northwest Community Hospital (NCH), located in
Arlington Heights, IL, to provide its Monitoring-Based Commissioning (MBCx)
energy efficiency solution. Still in its initial deployment stage, EnerNOC's
application has already identified more than $300,000 of potential energy
efficiency savings opportunities that can be achieved primarily through low-cost
or no-cost measures. The contract with NCH is the latest in a series of EnerNOC
MBCx wins that include several Fortune 500 customers, commercial office
properties, and universities.

"Hospitals are very budget-conscious organizations that also have stringent
operational requirements. We're excited to extend the benefits of our MBCx
platform to NCH and deliver significant savings through better energy
management. Our platform leverages NCH's existing systems while not only
maintaining, but in many instances improving, patient comfort," said Tim Healy,
Chief Executive Officer, EnerNOC.

NCH has been a long-time EnerNOC demand response customer, earning approximately
$129,000 annually, or over 3 percent of its energy bill, in demand response
payments. NCH is using a portion of its demand response payments from EnerNOC to
pay for the MBCx implementation, which is expected to deliver energy savings of
8 to 12 percent of its annual energy spend through no-cost operational
improvements and low-cost capital improvements. MBCx uses streaming data from
the existing building management system to deliver a continuous and persistent
energy savings solution that will also help NCH ensure that its new LEED Silver
patient care center, opening in 2010, will have the most efficient and advanced
energy management systems available.

"NCH is an energy-intensive operation, and anything we can do to trim expenses
means more money for patient care," said Tom Johnson, Director of Plant
Operations, for the hospital. "EnerNOC's MBCx solution provides significant
savings opportunities as soon as it is turned on and connected to their Network
Operations Center. It's a natural complement to our relationship with EnerNOC,
making use of their existing technology on-site and making even greater use of
the demand response payments that we've become accustomed to receiving from
them."

EnerNOC's MBCx platform combines advanced metering technology with sophisticated
analysis software to provide insights into facilities' energy usage data.
EnerNOC analysts review the energy data and provide customers with clear,
actionable, low- or no-cost recommendations that can help them reduce energy
consumption, prioritize maintenance issues, and enhance occupant comfort.

For information about EnerNOC's energy management solutions, please visit
http://www.enernoc.com/solutions/ or email info@enernoc.com.