Incentives and rebates play a crucial role in promoting energy efficiency for businesses. At Big Shine Energy, we empower organizations to embrace sustainable practices and reduce their carbon footprint. Businesses can take advantage of the currently offered PSEG Long Island rebate programs.
When we walk into a commercial office building, shopping mall, hospital, campus center or industrial building, we take for granted that all of the building systems will be operating smoothly. This is the responsibility of operations directors, building managers, and facility engineers.
Is the New Jersey Clean Energy Program (NJCEP) going away? Well, yes and no, to be exact. NJ incentive programs are transitioning. By the end of this article you’ll understand what we mean. What’s changing about the NJCEP? Here’s a quick breakdown about what’s staying and what’s going.
On October 3, 2019 Big Shine Energy participated in PSE&G Long Island’s Energize Long Island conference as a speaker, exhibitor and Bronze sponsor. With this triple- advantage, Big Shine reached a wide gamut of Long Island’s business owners, developers, building operators, energy-efficient to showcase the latest in energy-efficient LED lighting. Patrons enjoyed a full day of workshops, one-on-one expos, and networking.
In August, National Grid selected Big Shine Energy as a Project Expediter (PEX) under its Energy Efficiency Program. The program consists of carefully selected and reliable contractors who offer turnkey energy-efficient solutions in National Grid’s territory. Under the PEX Program, Big Shine is designated as a main point of contact to guide customers to energy cost savings through these special offers.
The Sustainability Today symposium series came to Kentucky this month to bring together decision-makers, inspire action and foster environmentally sustainable practices. Participants learned about some of the latest energy-efficient equipment on the market and what opportunities exist for energy-efficient upgrades in their region.
On Thursday, July 18, 2019, international LED company Big Shine Energy hosted the Sustainability Today #BrilliantKnowLEDge Symposium at the Grand Hyatt New York. This event brought together experts in property management, building engineering, real estate and architecture to discuss New York City’s new ambitious building emissions law and the steps that the real estate industry can take to begin compliancy.
Across America we have been reeling from the strange and sometimes severe weather this year. An immediate consequence of the soaring temperatures this summer will be a spike in our electric bills as our air conditioners strain to keep up. It’s not often that anyone can help us cut any of our bills, but this time it’s different.
NYC Emissions Law is in full force. Now what? Big changes may sometimes be daunting, but necessary. This may be the case with New York City’s ambitious campaign to reduce carbon emissions 80 percent by 2050. Buildings—both commercial and residential—represent 70 percent of this total. Over the next four years, property managers and building owners have to quickly take initial steps to meet compliance, but it may not all be too clear yet.
Making the switch to more energy-efficient products and equipment in your facility not only helps you achieve energy and budget savings in your building, but it also allows you to have environmental peace of mind for making that sustainable decision. That is why Big Shine Energy is hosting the Metropolitan LED Lighting Symposium at the Westin Grand Central Hotel in New York City on February 22, 2019 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Big Shine Energy partnered with Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) to congratulate Harmon Inc. on its efforts to improve sustainability at the company’s Glen Burnie facility. Harmon switched to energy-efficient LED lighting and received $27,540 in incentives from BGE’s energy efficiency program. Big Shine and BGE officials presented a ceremonial check to Harmon management at the company’s newly lit manufacturing center in Glen Burnie.
Many utility companies around the world employ incentive programs to encourage their customers to switch to more energy-efficient equipment in their homes and non-residential facilities. Though we live in a world of high-energy consumption, we are also in the age of innovation. Technology is at a place where sustainability has become the focus.
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