Spottlight on Energy Awareness

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Wondering how to impact the bottom line while also engaging your community and stakeholders in making the world a better place? The answer: start including energy efficiency in your budget. The best time to start? Now.

Municipal governments as well as industries and corporations engage every year in strategic planning and writing budgets. Our recommendation is to make sure energy efficiency is a top priority on your budget for the next year.

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A Sustainable Budget
A Sustainable Budget

Municipal governments as well as industries and corporations engage every year in strategic planning and writing budgets. Our recommendation is to make sure energy efficiency is a top priority on your budget for the next year.

Small Changes Mean Big Savings
Small Changes Mean Big Savings

According to the US EPA, energy efficiency has a positive impact on the environment from lowering green house gas emissions and pollutants to decreasing water usage. But saving energy is also great for decreasing costs associated with operations. There are many steps, big and small, your organization can take to become more energy efficient.

Winter is Coming
Winter is Coming

As the weather starts to cool, fall is the right season to start your energy-saving preparations for winter.

Case Study: County Government Gets a Triple Win with 3 Practical, Actionable Energy Projects
Case Study: County Government Gets a Triple Win with 3 Practical, Actionable Energy Projects

When a County government with more than half a million residents and 49 geographically diverse municipalities received a $3.7-million federal Energy Efficiency + Conservation Block Grant, they turned to multiple contractors for renewable energy installations, transit programs, and other support.