ComEd’s Trade Ally Brings You Savings

Like ComEd, Orion Energy Systems Chicago president Bill Carlson is committed to reducing wasteful energy costs. As a Trade Ally in the ComEd Smart Ideas For Your Business® program, Orion will help you lower your energy costs while making sure you take advantage of applicable incentives. The key: identifying and implementing energy-efficiency improvements to your lighting and/or equipment. How it works is easy: First, the Smart Ideasteam visits your facility and reviews your building systems. Then, they send you a letter outlining suggestions for improvements and assessing energy and potential cash savings. Lastly, a trade ally like Orion brings the suggestions to life. Through the installation of energy-saving lighting fixtures, occupancy sensors, and daylighting systems, trade allies like Bill have helped companies significantly reduce lighting power consumption with paybacks less than two years. Since the company’s inception in 1996, Orion has delivered more than $1.6B in energy savings to 8,000 facilities— an incredible partnership with Smart Ideas. Get started on your savings and improvements now. Click here.

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