A Middletown-based energy information company has reached a civil settlement agreement for $50,000 with the federal government over allegations they fraudulently billed the U.S. Department of Energy.
NXEGEN, a privately held energy service (ESCO) founded in 1998, provides real-time energy consumption information and energy efficiency solutions for its commercial, industrial, governmental, and institutional customers.
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