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Become Energy Efficient
Did you know that there are a number of resources available from ENERGY STAR and other organizations that can help your business improve its energy efficiency? Explore these resources.
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Choosing a Contractor
The selection of experienced, competent contractors and other energy professionals is critical to the success of your energy-efficiency project(s). Here are some guidelines to aid you in ...
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Financing Energy Efficiency Projects
Access to capital for an energy-efficiency upgrade need not be an issue. Some upgrades require little funding. For those that do require investment, don't worry; there are many ...
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Identifying Energy Efficiency Projects
Getting Started with Few Hassles As the saying goes, "time is money" and that can be particularly true for small businesses. However, not taking time (to save energy) can mean big ...
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Managing Energy Efficiency Projects
The size and complexity of the energy-efficiency project your business undertakes will most likely be the main factor in deciding who will manage the project. For something as simple as ...
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Prioritizing Energy Efficiency Projects
You may wonder, "Where should I start?" Do I replace one piece of equipment or system at a time? Or, should I do a comprehensive upgrade of my entire facility? The answer will vary ...
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Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency
A tax credit can provide significant savings. It reduces the amount of income tax you have to pay. Unlike a deduction, which reduces the amount of income subject to tax, a tax credit directly ...
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