Rob Golden, Director of Midwest Business Development, authors "Efficiency is the Incentive in the Midwest Market" published with Connect Media. Read the full piece below.
Topics: Chicago, Utility Incentives, Midwest, Financing, Energy Efficiency
As we talked about in our last post, New York City has become a hotbed for energy efficiency opportunities in the commercial and industrial space. Local Law 88 has created a mandate for energy conservation in the lighting of non-residential space in buildings. Equally as important is the energy savings that can be found within HVAC systems.
Topics: New York City, Utility Incentives, HVAC
Our homes, businesses, schools and governments collectively consume more than 70 percent of the natural gas and electricity generated in the country. Improving energy efficiency in these areas is one of the most constructive, cost-effective ways to address the challenges of high energy prices, energy security and independence, air pollution, and global climate change.
Topics: Energy Efficiency, Utility Incentives
The 1973 oil embargo and succeeding energy crisis led people to think differently about how the United States uses energy. It exposed the country to global vulnerability because of unstable energy supplies and, combined with other factors, ushered in a period of high inflation. During this time, prices of energy and various material commodities rose greatly, which triggered fears that an era of resource scarcity with economic, political, and security stresses had begun.
Topics: Utility Incentives
Adam Fairbanks, CEO of Fairbanks Energy, authors a piece on utilizing data center incentives for your next efficiency project. This blog post is a summarized version of the orignial article featured at Utility Post. Read the original piece here.
Topics: Data Center, LED Lighting, Utility Incentives