Restaurants

Managing energy costs at a restaurant is more challenging than other businesses. In fact, ENERGY STAR® found that restaurants use about five to seven times more energy per square foot than other commercial buildings—63 percent of which comes from HVAC and food preparation. We can help you use less energy, boosting your bottom line. Our program will provide your restaurant with a contractor database, help identify energy-saving opportunities of your facility and incentives toward energy-efficient refrigeration, HVAC, appliances, lighting and more.

Should you update your equipment? 5 questions to ask:

1. Are the lighting levels adequate?

2. Is the age of your HVAC equipment close to the end of its life?

3. Have you upgraded controls for reach-in and walk-in coolers and freezers?

4. Are you using ENERGY STAR commercial kitchen equipment?

5. Do you have controls on the kitchen exhaust fans?

Retail

Retail buildings in the U.S. are second only to office buildings in total energy consumption and represent approximately 13% of energy use in commercial buildings nationwide, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Let us help your retail business boost its bottom line by spending less on energy. We can provide a database of expert contractors to assess your store for energy-saving opportunities, as well as incentives toward energy-efficient lighting, HVAC, ENERGY STAR appliances, vending machines and more.

Should you update your equipment? 5 questions to ask:

1. Are general lighting levels adequate?

2. Is the proper lighting color used for product display?

3. Have you upgraded halogen lamps to LEDs?

4. Is the age of your HVAC equipment close to the end of its life?

5. Have you upgraded controls for reach-in and walk-in coolers/freezers?

Lower costs, maximize comfort

• Apply for incentives
• Lower your electric bill
• Reduce maintenance
• Increase comfort

Hospitality

With various physical facilities, events and kitchens to manage, hotels spend six percent of all operating costs on energy, according to ENERGY STAR®. With 47,000 hotels in America, that equates to hotels spending an average of $2,196 per available room each year on energy. We can help your hotel boost its bottom line by using less energy. Our contractor database will set you up with an expert to provide an assessment of your hotel and help you apply for incentives toward energy-efficient HVAC, lighting, appliances, occupancy sensors and more.

Should you update your equipment? 4 questions to ask: 

1. Are your lighting levels adequate? 
2. Have you upgraded incandescent and halogen lamps to LEDs? What about in ballrooms or common areas? 
3. Do you have room occupancy controls installed? 
4. Is the age of your HVAC equipment close to the end of its life? 

Lower costs, maximize comfort 

• Apply for incentives 
• Lower operating costs
• Reduce maintenance 
• Increase comfort and safety 

Warehousing

Energy costs typically account for about 15 percent of a warehouse’s operating budget, according to Smart Energy Design Assistance Center. In refrigerated warehouses, that number could be higher. Whatever kind of warehouse you operate, we can help your facility cut down on energy costs, allowing more money to go toward your bottom line. We will help your business find an expert contractor to assess your warehouse facility for energy-saving opportunities that offer up both short-term and long-term cost savings. You may also qualify for incentives toward energy-efficient lighting, HVAC, variable frequency drives (VFDs) and more.

Should you update your equipment? 5 questions to ask: 

1. Are general lighting levels adequate? 
2. Are motion and daylighting lighting controls installed? 
3. Are drives installed on the refrigeration compressors? 
4. Is the building envelope properly insulated and sealed? 
5. Are auto-close doors installed? 

Lower costs, maximize comfort 

• Apply for incentives 
• Lower operating costs
• Reduce maintenance 
• Increase comfort and safety 

Multifamily

Running a multifamily property uses plenty of energy, from exterior lighting to powering the pool, and it all adds up. By switching to energy-efficient equipment, your multifamily property can lower its energy use by up to 30 percent, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. Let us help you reach that number. Boost your bottom line with incentives toward energy-efficient lighting systems, HVAC, appliances and more. Our program will also help you find an expert contractor to assess your property for energy-saving opportunities.

Contact us at 1-888-232-6302 or email [email protected].

Should you update your equipment? 5 questions to ask: 

1. Are your lighting levels adequate? 
2. Have you upgraded incandescent and halogen lamps to LEDs? 
3. Have you upgraded exterior lighting to LEDs? 
4. Is the age of your HVAC equipment close to the end of its life? 
5. Do you have speed controls on your pool pumps? 

Lower costs, maximize comfort 

• Apply for incentives 
• Lower operating costs
• Reduce maintenance 
• Preserve the environment