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As owner or operator of a grocery, you are probably very aware of how the cost of electricity and natural gas or propane impact your profit margin. Utility bills are often the second highest operating expense behind payroll. There are many ways to lower your store’s energy use and expense and many incentive programs to make it easier.
Contact us for information about financing your project. We’ve recently extended loan capital to two major grocery projects in eastern Kentucky with interest rate incentives for energy efficiency.
For additional information on energy savings, ask your utility providers, general refrigeration contractors and other service providers for help. Many have programs to help businesses like yours.
Below are energy saving tips for key systems in your store such as lighting, refrigeration, and HVAC.
Here are links to a few resources:
http://www.lge-ku.com/rebate/default.asp
http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=grocery.sb_grocery
http://betterbricks.com/subHomePage.aspx?ID=2
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