April 12 Event Focuses on Helping Business Owners Lower Energy Costs and Leverage Incentives
Business owners across the state are tackling energy efficiency projects with their buildings and vehicles to reduce energy use and improve their bottom line. These investments yield big savings on energy bills, but many are sitting on the sidelines because they don’t know where to start.
Join Clean Energy Coalition and industry experts to learn how you can get started and improve your bottom line. Commercial building owners, business owners/operators, municipal leaders, and contractors are invited to join Clean Energy Coalition for an April 12 workshop. Our panel of energy efficiency experts will provide an overview of how to reduce energy use in buildings and vehicles; review tangible project examples; and outline incentive, grant, and financing opportunities to make your project a reality.
Register now for this free workshop and networking event.
WHEN: Thursday, April 12, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
WHERE: Novi Public Library, 45255 10 Mile Rd., Novi, MI 48375 (map)
AGENDA
Energy Efficiency Opportunities in Your Building
Joshua Brugeman, Clean Energy Coalition
Lighting Retrofits - What Makes Sense: Lighting Overview and Retrofits That Have a Quick ROI
Ray Smith, McNaughton-McKay
A Building Owner’s Perspective: Opportunities and Lessons Learned – Achieving an Energy Star 96 Rating
Detroit – Wayne Joint Building Authority
Vehicles + Energy Use: Benefits to Alternative Fuels and Deciding What Makes Sense for Your Company’s Vehicles
Laura Palombi, Clean Energy Coalition
DTE Incentives: Overview of 2012 Incentive Program
DTE Energy
Making Your Project A Reality: Grants, Incentives, and Financing
Joshua Brugeman, Clean Energy Coalition
Recap and Q&A
Networking
Clean Energy Coalition is a Rebuild Michigan + Detroit Area Clean Cities Proivder. To learn more, please visit cec-mi.org.
If you have any questions about this meeting, please contact Nick Helmholdt.
