In the United States, buildings account for 40 percent of the nation’s energy consumption. A good portion of that usage, approximately 20 to 35 percent, comes from lighting. The opportunity to lower that segment of consumption is increasingly occurring by upgrading lighting.
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If you’ve pondered outfitting your home with solar energy, consider being among 100 Philadelphia homeowners to install solar panels with no upfront costs under a pilot program allocating $35,000 to make solar energy affordable and practical for Philadelphia residents.
Facilities Expo is a tradeshow full of cutting-edge products/services and FREE educational sessions to help you save you money, time and lessen future maintenance requirements. Celebrating 17 years in Greater Philadelphia, Facilities Expo is THE annual source of solutions for building and facility engineering, management and operations.
Making its way to 40 states and 20 countries, the latest 32-gallon trash disposal device, called the "Big Belly" uses solar energy to condense up to 150-200 gallons of waste. When trash reaches the top of the bin, a motor is generated to push it down. As the bin gets more packed, a light changes from green to yellow to red.
The GREENandSAVE Optimization Services Group (OSG) recently named Andrew B. Horning, LEED AP as the Director of Commercial Optimization Services. The OSG consists of both Residential and Commercial services.
At the Good Karma Café, being green doesn’t mean being obvious.
You wouldn’t know it walking through its doors, but almost every inch of the small, brightly decorated coffee shop near Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia is fashioned from recycled substances.
