Cleantech software company EnergySavvy today announced a $3 million funding round. The Seattle-based company is using a portion of the funds to expand their presence in Cambridge in hopes of better addressing the needs of their East Coast clients.

EnergySavvy plans to add sales and customer service personnel to its Kendall Square roster, an area in Cambridge that acts as the switchboard for the New England tech scene.

Leading the latest was Oregon-based Pivotal Investments,  joined by Summit Capital and Northwest Energy Angels. Pivotal’s Managing Director Bradley Zenger has also been named to EnergySavvy’s board of directors.

“Utility energy efficiency spending has grown by an average of 25 percent per year over the last five years, to $6 billion in 2011 providing a compelling market opportunity,” said Zenger in a release. “We believe EnergySavvy is an emerging leader, bringing innovative, valuable, software solutions to an industry that increasingly demands real-time, data driven transparency, measurement and results.”

EnergySavvy boasts helpdesk services along with two staple products, Program Optix and Online Audit, both of which are used to garner high user engagement, customer satisfaction, and pointed direction while simultaneously reducing costs by using real-time analytics.

According to CrunchBase, EnergySavvy has raised $4.9 million in funding since 2009.