Healthcare organizations require significant amounts of energy, spending more than $6.5 billion on energy each year. With rising costs and financial challenges an ongoing concern, we know that every penny counts.

By investing in energy-efficient equipment upgrades, healthcare facilities can achieve significant long-term energy savings while improving the safety and comfort of patients and staff. The installation of network-based systems allows for greater control over lighting, heating and cooling based on occupancy and demand, while optimizing the performance of existing systems can achieve substantial savings without procuring new equipment or technologies.

Best of all, the savings from improved energy performance can be reinvested in other areas of operations and patient care. According to EnergyStar.gov, every $1 saved on energy is the equivalent of $10 in new revenue for medical offices and $20 for hospitals.