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THINKTHINKTHINKGREENGREENGREENMay 2012a special supplement to
The Hauppauge Reporter
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HIA-LI Hauppauge Industrial ParkEnergy Conservation Project
Project Plan of Action Determine Energy Usage in the HIP for the purpose of reducing consumption overall by at least 15%. Step one: Develop an introductory letter to go to the Hauppauge Industrial Park
Step Two: Create HIA-LI evaluation checklist with necessary questions to go to HIP companies
Step Three: Determine Current Energy Use in the Park
Step Four: Create an HIA-LI HIP Energy Conservation Working Committee
Step Five: Evaluate data and create initial energy utilization benchmark reports
Step Six: Create the HIA-LI Energy Conservation Challenge
Step Seven: Present results at Executive Breakfast/Lunch at Green Conference in October 2012
Step Eight: Create a Green Resource Guide
Step Nine: Promote and educate business owners on Incentives and Tax Rebates
URGENT NOTICE:The HIA–LI Hauppauge Industrial Park Energy Conservation
ChallengeImmediate Goal -To reduce your current energy costs by at Least 15 %.
Dear Hauppauge Industrial Park Occupant,
The HIA-LI will provide you with a Free EPA Energy Star Benchmark which will enable you to ascertain whether your facility is energy efficient. The purpose is simple; highlight and implement energy strategies that will reduce the industrial park’s carbon footprint, and diminish wasteful spending starting now! Our overall goal is to reduce the total energy consumption of the participating buildings by at least 15%. Many HIA-LI member companies have implemented similar strategies with great success.
We will educate you on what you should start doing and what you should stop doing in order to save energy and money starting immediately.
Our HIA-LI HIP Energy Conservation team has volunteered their time and services for the betterment of the HIA -LI Community to achieve energy performance excellence. We are committed to working together to provide the required basics of Energy Benchmarking to every building in the Hauppauge Industrial Park. The HIA -LI has recently become an Energy Star Partner. This partnership will provide us the web based tools to track your company’s performance and provide continuing education on energy performance solutions for the community.
One of the members of our team will contact you next week to answer any questions and set up a brief meeting to gather the required information for participation. The meeting should take no more than 10-15 Minutes.
Tony CoppolaHIA-LI Founder and Lifetime Board Me HIP Energy ConservationHIP Energy Conservation Committee C Committee Co Chair
HIA-LI 225 Wireless Blvd., Suite 101, Hauppauge, NY 11788 (631) 543-5355 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hia-li.org
HIA-LI Founder and Lifetime Board Me HIP Energy ConservationHIP Energy Conservation Committee C Committee Co Chair
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by Arthur GermainCommunication Strategy Group
The Hauppauge Industrial Park (HIP) is a major contributor to tax revenues for Smithtown and Islip New York where it is located. The 1,400 acre industrial park is one of the largest in the nation and home to 1,300 companies employing 55,000 people in manufacturing, construction and services industries. These factors make it a major user of energy as well. In 2009, HIP building owners paid over $30 million to LIPA for electrical
energy and approximately $12 million to National Grid for natural gas. Now, in the first project of its kind conducted at a major industrial park, HIA-LI, the recognized voice for business on Long Island, today announced it is leading an energy conservation project for the Park that is expected to determine energy usage with the goal of reducing energy consumption by at least 15 percent. In addition, HIA-LI is partnering with ENERGY STAR as way to demonstrate its commitment to promoting energy efficiency and sustainable business practices.
The announcement comes during a press conference following the annual HIA-LI-hosted Hauppauge Industrial Park Update which provides details and status updates about studies and ongoing projects that impact critical Park infrastructures, including energy, sewers and transportation.
“We are working to provide HIP building owners with the information and education to improve the energy performance of their buildings now and into the future,” said Jack Kulka, HIA-LI Board Member, HIA-LI Energy, Utilities and Infrastructure Committee Chair, and CEO of Kulka Construction. “We have a unique opportunity here to show businesses how they can save a substantial amount of money, which ultimately would help the economics of the region.”
“We realize that you can’t control what you don’t measure properly, and HIA-LI has taken a leadership position by introducing the HIA-LI Energy Conservation Project to help HIP building owners accomplish their energy utilization and financial goals,” said Anthony Coppola, HIP Energy Conservation Project Co-Chair and Managing Partner MC Alliance Corp. “Proper benchmarking and analysis of current energy consumption allows building owners to identify the right series of steps to document results.” “I applaud HIA-LI for its commitment to energy efficiency and our environment. I am confident that with the assistance of LIPA’s wide array of commercial efficiency programs, we can help HIA-LI achieve its energy reduction goals and become “Green” leaders in the business community,” said Michael D. Hervey, LIPA chief operating officer.
“HIA-LI understands the importance of creating solutions to help companies improve their bottom lines. Our Energy Conservation Project is a great example of that,” said Terri Alessi-Miceli, HIA-LI president.
In announcing the HIA-LI Hauppauge Industrial Park (HIP) Energy Conservation Project, Kulka introduced a seven step process designed to uncover Park energy usage and to begin the process of energy conservation that would save on energy costs, as well as reduce the overall carbon footprint of the Hauppauge Industrial Park.
Hauppauge Industrial Park (HIP) Energy Conservation ProjectThe seven steps for the project are:1. Determine Current Energy Usage2. Involve the Park in the Project3. Create an Energy Survey4. Create an HIA-LI HIP Energy
Conservation Working Committee5. Evaluate Data and Create Initial
Energy Utilization Benchmark Report
6. Present Update at HIA-LI Green Conference in October 2012
7. Educate and Inform Business Owners on Incentives and Tax Rebates
HIA-LI and ENERGY STARThe EPA’s ENERGY STAR partnership offers a proven energy management strategy that helps in measuring current energy performance, setting goals, tracking savings, and rewarding improvements. HIA-LI plans to leverage ENERGY STAR tools and resources to help HIA-LI members meet their energy efficiency goals.
“EPA is pleased to work with HIA-LI and the Hauppauge Industrial Park on this energy conservation project,” said Judith A. Enck, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator. “By committing to reducing energy consumption, the companies in this industrial park are not only recognizing that they can have a positive influence on our environment, they are also recognizing the cost-savings potential of energy efficiency and sustainability.”
To get involved in the HIA-LI Energy Conservation Project call 631-543-5355.
HIA-LI Announces Hauppauge Industrial Park (HIP) Energy Conservation Project B2B Organization Announces Goal to Measure and Reduce Overall Energy Consumption in the Park by at least 15 Percent; Partners with ENERGY STAR to Promote Energy Efficiency
(L to R) Judy-Ann Mitchell - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Energy Star, John Franceschina - LIPA, George Corbin – National Grid, Suffolk County Legislator John Kennedy Jr., Tony Coppola – MC Energy Alliance, Jack Kulka – Kulka Construction Corp. and HIA-LI President Terri Alessi-Miceli.
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Architect
Drinkwater Design & DevelopmentGuy Drinkwater(631) [email protected] www.drinkwaterdd.com
Dvirka and Bartilucci Richard M. Walka(516) [email protected]
FPM GroupGary Molnar(631) [email protected]
Gannett Fleming Engineers, P.C.Vincent Frisina(516) [email protected]
H2M Architects & EngineersGary J. Miller, P.E.(631) [email protected]
Joseph Gabriel AIA Architects, PCJoseph Gabriel, AIA(631) [email protected] Kulka Construction Corp.Jack Kulka(631) [email protected]
Stantec ConsultingRaymond Tobia(631) [email protected]
Ward Associates, P.C.Pansy Cheng(631) [email protected]
William F. Collins AIA Architects LLPNeil MacDonald(631) [email protected]
Builder / Construction
Atlas ProjectsSteve Alister(516) [email protected]
Axis Construction CorporationRonald Vitori(631) [email protected]
Cedar Knolls, Inc.Howard Kipnes(631) [email protected] www.cedarknollshomes.com
Coastal Environmental Group, Inc.Richard Silva(631) [email protected]
CTE Incorporated - CleantechElisa Martino(516) [email protected]
G & M Dege, Inc.Nancy Gallipoli-Barrie(631) [email protected]
Heartland Executive ParkJerry Wolkoff(631) [email protected]
Icon ContractingGerry Massuci(917) [email protected]
Irwin Contracting Inc.John Irwin(631) [email protected]
Kulka Construction Corp.Jack Kulka(631) [email protected]
Marlmar AssociatesCraig Padover(631) [email protected]
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Panzner Demolition & Contracting CorpTodd Panzner(631) [email protected]
PosillicoMichael Posillico(800) [email protected]
Racanelli ConstructionCarmine Martuscello(631) 454-1010acm@racanelliconstruction.comwww.racanelliconstruction.com
Specialty Building SolutionsJohn Pierson(631) [email protected]
The Donaldson OrganizationSuzanne Atwater(631) [email protected] www.donaldsonorganization.com
The Liro GroupMurray Levi(516) [email protected]
Timber Ridge CorporationBruce Orr(631) [email protected]
Combined Heat and Power
Apollo HVAC CorpRudy Holesek(631) [email protected] www.apollohvac.com
Butterfly Energy ServicesChristine Lauria(631) [email protected]
East Coast Power and GasAdam Skelos(516) [email protected]
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
MC Alliance Anthony Coppola(631) [email protected]
Energy Consultant / Management
Alliant Techsystems Inc.Donna Romano(631) [email protected] www.atk.com
APSMark Velapoldi(631) [email protected]
Butterfly Energy ServicesChristine Lauria(631) [email protected]
CleanTech Rocks, LLCDavid Winchester(516) [email protected] www.cleantechrocks.com
County Energy ServicesDiamond Kongoletos(631) [email protected]
Dvirka and Bartilucci Richard M. Walka(516) [email protected]
East Coast Power and GasAdam Skelos(516) [email protected] www.ecpowerandgas.com
Eastern Energy Systems, Inc.Joseph Tilton(631) [email protected] www.e2sys.com
EmPower SolarDavid C. Hamilton(516) [email protected] www.empower-solar.com
Energy by Choice Ltd.R. Sail Van Nostrand (631) [email protected]
Energy Saving SolutionsJohn Bodkin(631) [email protected] www.energysavingindustry.com
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Fenley & Nicol Environmental, Inc.Mike Zobel(631) [email protected] www.fenleynicolenvir.com
Gannett Fleming Engineers, P.C.Vincent Frisina(516) [email protected] www.gannettfleming.com
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
GIANCO Environmental ServicesMichael Gianchetta(631) [email protected] www.gianco.com
G.T. Power Systems Inc.Gerard Turza(631) [email protected]
Green Ballast, Inc.Nick Bussanich(901) [email protected] www.greenbalastinc.com
Greentech Energy ServicesEileen Fox(856) [email protected] www.greentechenergy.com
Harvest Power LLCCarlo Lanza (631) [email protected] www.harvestpwr.com
Hess Small Business Services (HSBS)Matt Hettler(516) [email protected] www.hess.com
Kulka Construction Corp.Jack Kulka(631) [email protected]
Lime EnergyBarry Allen(631) [email protected] www.lime-energy.com
Majestic Son & Sons Inc.Teresa Baldinucci(631) [email protected]
MC Alliance Anthony Coppola(631) [email protected] www.mcaeg.com
Mercury Solar SystemsStephen Owen(516) [email protected] www.mercurysolarsystems.com
National Resource ManagementLori Brewer(516) [email protected] www.nrminc.com
NBC Solutions Corp.Chris Whittelsey(631) [email protected] www.nbcsolutions.net
Platinum Energy Group/Bain MechanicalEric Michaels(631) [email protected] www.1energygroup.com
Preferred Energy SolutionsMarshall Haimson(516) [email protected]
P.W. Grosser ConsultingDeanna Lantieri(631) [email protected]
RACE Energy EfficienciesJennifer Kaelin(516) [email protected] www.race-corp.com
The Cotocon GroupJames Carchietta(516) [email protected] www.thecotocongroup
Trillium CNGJennifer De Tapia(800) [email protected] www.trilliumusa.com
UR EnergyMichael DeAngelo(619) [email protected] www.urenergyinc.com
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The Workplace GroupMark Damico(631) [email protected] www.theworkplacegroup.com
Energy/Performance Audit and Benchmarking
Apollo HVAC CorpRudy Holesek(631) [email protected] www.apollohvac.com
Best LED GroupSteve [email protected]
Butterfl y Energy ServicesChristine Lauria(631) [email protected]
East Coast Power and GasAdam Skelos(516) [email protected] www.ecpowerandgas.com
FPM Group Gary Molnar(631) [email protected]
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
GIANCO Environmental ServicesMichael Gianchetta(631) [email protected]
Hess Small Business Services (HSBS)Matt Hettler(516) [email protected] www.hess.com
MC Alliance Anthony Coppola(631) [email protected]
Mercury Solar SystemsStephen Owen(516) [email protected] www.mercurysolarsystems.com
Michael James Industries, Inc.Jim Carlson(888) [email protected] www.mjiservices.com
Platinum Energy Group/Bain MechanicalEric Michaels(631) [email protected] www.1energygroup.com
P.W. Grosser ConsultingDeanna Lantieri(631) [email protected] www.pwgrosser.com
The Cotocon GroupJames Carchietta(516) [email protected] www.thecotocongroup
Engineers
Dayton T. Brown Inc.Janell Rodgers(631) [email protected] www.dtbtest.com
Dvirka and BartilucciRichard M. Walka(516) [email protected]
Emtec Consulting Professional Engineers PLLCAnthony Musumeci(631) [email protected] www.emtec-engineerings.com
FPM GroupGary Molnar(631) [email protected] www.FPM-group.com
Gannett Fleming Engineers, P.C.Vincent Frisina(516) [email protected]
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Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
H2M Architects & EngineersGary J. Miller, P.E.(631) [email protected] www.h2m.com
J.R. Holzmacher P.E. LLCJim DeMartinis(631) [email protected]
Kulka Construction Corp.Jack Kulka(631) [email protected]
Sidney B. Bowne & Son, LLPJane Saia(516) [email protected] www.bownemgmt.com
The Omnicon Group Inc.Scott Abrams(631) [email protected] www.omnicongroup.com
P.W. Grosser ConsultingDeanna Lantieri(631) [email protected] www.pwgrosser.com
Environmental Services
Coastal Environmental Group, Inc.Richard Silva(631) [email protected]
Dvirka and BartilucciRichard M. Walka(516) [email protected]
E-Solutions USANicholas Gerbino(631) [email protected] www.esolutionsusa.com
Fabco Industries Inc.Jeffrey Fullmer(631) [email protected]
Fenley & Nicol Environmental, Inc.Mike Zobel(631) [email protected]
FPM Group Gary Molnar (631) 737-6200 [email protected] www.FPM-group.com
Gannett Fleming Engineers, P.C. Vincent Frisina (516) 364-4140 [email protected] www.gannettfleming.com
GIANCO Environmental ServicesMichael Gianchetta(631) [email protected]
J.R. Holzmacher P.E. LLCJim DeMartinis(631) [email protected]
Law Office of Frederick Eisenbud, THE Environmental Law Firm Frederick Eisenbud(631) [email protected] www.LI-EnviroLaw.com
Merritt Environmental ConsultingChuck Merritt(631) [email protected] www.merrittec.com
Metro Environmental Contracting CorporationGary Hughes(631) [email protected]
PosillicoMichael Posillico(800) [email protected]
P.W. Grosser ConsultingDeanna Lantieri(631) [email protected] www.pwgrosser.com
Samba EnergyPaulina Marinkovic(212) [email protected]
Techclean IndustriesBob Kaich(631) [email protected]
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* NO PROJECT OR ANNUAL CAP* ALL Projects Require PRE and POST Inspection* ALL Projects Require PRE-APPROVAL
Rebate Range
Fluorescent Fixtures $40 - $125Fluorescent Controls - Fixture/Wall/Ceiling Mounted $35 - $50Solid State Lighting – LED Fixtures/Lamps/Exit Signs $20-$200Ceramic Metal Halides – PAR lamps/CDM lamps $15-$75LED Refrigerated Case Lighting $125Unitary/Split AC Systems $25 - $400/tonAir Cooled Heat Pumps $50-$230/tonWater Source Heat Pump systems $80/tonWater and/or Evaporatively Cooled AC Systems $40/tonRoom Air Conditioners < 30,000 btuh $200/tonDuctless Mini-Split AC and/or Heat Pump < 5.4 tons $125-$600/ton
Air Cooled Chillers with Condenser $25/ton plus $5/ton for each 0.1 EER point above the minimum criteria
Water Cooled Chillers$6 - $15/ton with an additional$2-$8/ton for each 0.01 kW/ton below minimum criteria
Cool Roofs Cool Roofs $0.20 per square foot Variable Displacement $60/HP (up to 100 HP)Variable Speed Drive $95/HP (up to 100 HP)Refrigerated Dryers – Cycling $6/CFM (up to 500 CFM)Refrigerated Dryers – Variable Speed Drive $6/CFM (up to 500 CFM)Storage Tanks for Existing Compressors $2 - $3/gallon (min storage capacity of 3 gallons per CFM)
Variable Frequency Drives 5 to 200 Horse Power Controlled Motors $800-$6000
$30 - $750
LED Case Lighting $75-$125Evaporator Fan Control $500ECM $40-$100Refrigerated Case Door Heater Controls $500 Novelty Vending Machine Shut Off $30-$45
Technical Assistance
Energy Assessment
Category Measure
Compressed Air
2012 Commercial Efficiency ProgramExisting Building
LEED Certification Points
Lighting/Lighting Retrofit
Cooling/AC Retrofit
Chillers
Refrigeration
Check with your LIPA Representative as some projects may require commissioning and other incentives may be available
For more information, please reference the LIPA Existing Building application or contact LIPA’s InfoLine at 1-800-692-2626 or visit www.lipower.org
Commercial Kitchen EquipmentElectric Steamers, Convection Ovens, Electric Griddles, Electric Fryers, Insulated Holding Cabinets, Low-Flow Pre-Rinse Spray Valves
In addition to the project rebate, program participants may also receive $1,000 per LEED Certification point related to energy efficiency, up to $25,000. Commissioning funding up to $100,000 per project for energy conservation related equipment and/or systems is also available.
Email: [email protected] to schedule an Energy Assessment, free of charge.
Custom LIPA will consider any electric saving measure that has the potential to be cost effective and is not covered under any of the pre-defined measure incentives
Technical Assistance services will be focused on providing customers and their design teams with whole building energy modeling services, energy engineering including efficiency recommendations or other energy savings related engineering or economic evaluation, green building assistance and commissioning.
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* All Projects Require PRE and POST Inspection* All Projects Require PRE-APPROVAL* NO PROJECT OR ANNUAL CAP
Rebate Range
Fluorescent Fixtures $5 - $40Fluorescent Controls - Fixture/Wall/Ceiling Mounted $10 - $40HID Controls $75Solid State Lighting $50-$150
Unitary/Split AC Systems $25 - $230/tonAir Cooled Heat Pumps $50-$230/tonWater Source Heat Pump systems $80/tonWater and/or Evaporatively Cooled AC Systems $40/ton
Air Cooled Chillers with Condenser $25/ton plus $5/ton for each 0.1 EER point above the minimum criteria
Water Cooled Chillers$6 - $15/ton with an additional $2-$8/ton for each 0.01 kW/ton below minimumcriteria
Cool Roofs Cool Roofs $0.20 per square foot
Variable Displacement $60/HP (up to 100 HP)Variable Speed Drive $95/HP (up to 100 HP)Refrigerated Dryers – Cycling $6/CFM (up to 500 CFM)Refrigerated Dryers – Variable Speed Drive $6/CFM (up to 500 CFM)Storage Tanks for Compressors $2 - $3/gallon (min. storage capacity of 3 gallons per CFM)
Variable Frequency Drives 5 to 25 Horse Power Controlled Motors $800-$2000
$200 - $750
LED Case Lighting $75Evaporator Fan Control $500ECM $40-$50Refrigerated Case Door Heater Controls $500 Novelty Vending Machine Shut Off $30-$45
Technical Assistance
Whole Building
Custom
Compressed Air
Commercial Kitchen Equipment Electric Steamers, Convection Ovens, Electric Griddles, Electric Fryers, Insulated Holding Cabinets
Refrigeration
In addition to the project rebate, program participants may also receive $1,000 per LEED Certification point related to energy efficiency, up to $25,000.Commissioning funding up to $100,000 per project for energy conservation related equipment and/or systems is also available.
Category Measure
Lighting
LIPA will consider any electric saving measure that has the potential to be cost effective and is not covered under any of the pre-defined measure incentives
Check with your LIPA Representative as some projects may require commissioning and other incentives may be available
For more information, please reference the LIPA Existing Building application or contact LIPA’s InfoLine at 1-800-692-2626 or visit www.lipower.org
LEED Certification Points
2012 Commercial Efficiency Program New Construction
Chillers
Cooling
Technical Assistance services will be focused on providing customers and their design teams with whole building energy modeling services, energy engineering including efficiency recommendations or other energy savings related engineering or economic evaluation, green building assistance and commissioning.
Building owners and their design teams can aggressively pursue options that fully integrate building envelope and operating systems to produce a building as energy efficient as current technology and design allows. Incentives will cover a portion of the additional design and equipment expenses required to create an exemplary building.
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EPC AssociatesJoan Clifford(631) [email protected] www.epcassociates.com
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
Preferred Energy Solutions/E Capital DevelopmentMarshall Haimson(516) [email protected]
Geothermal
Fenley & Nicol Environmental, Inc.Mike Zobel(631) [email protected] www.fenleynicolenvir.com
FPM GroupGary Molnar(631) [email protected] www.FPM-group.com
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
MC Alliance Anthony Coppola (631) 589-5252 [email protected] www.mcaeg.com
Michael James Industries, Inc.Jim Carlson(888) [email protected] www.mjiservices.com
P.W. Grosser ConsultingDeanna Lantieri(631) [email protected] www.pwgrosser.com
Samba EnergyPaulina Marinkovic(212) [email protected]
Government
Long Island Development Corp./LIDCRoslyn D. Goldmacher(516) [email protected] www.lidc.org
Suffolk County Department of LaborRobert W. Dow, Jr.(631) [email protected] www.suffolkcountyny.gov/labor
HVAC
Apollo HVAC CorpRudy Holesek(631) [email protected] www.apollohvac.com
Diam-N-Blu MechanicalChuck Schneider(631) [email protected] www.dnbmechanical.com
East Coast Power and GasAdam Skelos(516) [email protected] www.ecpowerandgas.com
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
Lane Associates HVACGinny Geary(516) [email protected]
MC Alliance Anthony Coppola(631) [email protected]
Michael James Industries, Inc.Jim Carlson(888) [email protected]
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Coastal Environmental Group, Inc.Richard Silva(631) [email protected]
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Energy Saving SolutionsJohn [email protected]
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
MC Alliance Anthony Coppola(631) [email protected] www.mcaeg.com
Platinum Energy Group/Bain MechanicalEric Michaels(631) [email protected] www.1energygroup.com
RACE Energy Effi cienciesJennifer Kaelin(516) [email protected] www.race-corp.com
Samba EnergyPaulina Marinkovic(212) [email protected]
Other - Electric Utility
Long Island Power AuthorityBruce Germano(516) [email protected]
Other - Gas Utility
National GridBob Allgor(631) [email protected] www.nationalgrid.com
Professional Associations
Electrical Industry BoardJack Gilday(631) [email protected] www.EIBofLI.com
Long Island Green HomesAllison Murray631-360-7540www.longislandgreenhomes.org
RELI (Renewable Energy Long Island)Gordian Raacke 631-329-8888 www.renewableenergylongisland.org
Sustainable Long IslandNancy Guarino516-873-0230 www.sustainableli.org
USGBC (US Green Building Council)Vince Capogna 631-473-3654www.usgbc.org
Recycling/Waste Management
EarthCare George Thogersen (631) [email protected] www.earthcare.us
E-Solutions USANicholas Gerbino(631) [email protected] www.esolutionsusa.com
Gershow RecyclingCharles Keeling(631) [email protected] www.gershow.com
GuzuNick Marcino(631) [email protected] www.guzu.com
Leteri Waste ManagementAngelo Leteri(631) [email protected] www.LETERIWaste.com
LI Pallet ExchangeJohn Caputo(631) [email protected]
PK MetalsPhilip Fava(631) [email protected] www.pkmetals.com
U.S.A. Environmental Resource ManagementTony Leteri(631) [email protected] www.usaenvironmental.com
V. Garofalo Carting Inc.Mario Garofalo(631) [email protected]
Solar Energy Dvirka and Bartilucci Richard M. Walka(516) [email protected]
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This was the theme of the April meeting of the HIA-LI Green Industries Committee. Although the topic of the meeting was “How Does the Private Sector Make Green Buying Decisions,” it became clear that having corporations buy in to the products and services that HIA-LI members offer means looking creatively at all ways companies spend capital...and waste energy.
The panel consisted of Sean Delehanty, Michael Hernandez and Morgan Rooney from BAE Systems and Bill Likos of NWL HVAC. The main point gained from the panel was that those who own businesses need to understand what they’re paying for in energy. And those who provide green services – although we all feel strongly about reducing carbon footprint – need to help business owners understand how to improve their bottom line.
As a sustainability leader at BAE, Sean believes that the company’s global reach provides him the opportunity to accomplish more for the environment, through a single idea or initiative, than decades spent as an individual supporting an environmental non-profit. The BAE approach towards sustainability boileddown to one thing; it was saving money that initially captured the corporation’s attention. According to Morgan, BAE has also succeeded at promoting sustainability from the top down. Gaining the support of the workforce was a critical factor in achieving this success. To achieve its far-reaching sustainability goals, BAE implemented many pioneering educational methods such as “dashboard” technologies that allowed equipment operators and technicians to monitor power consumption in real time.
Providing our goods/services to them, however, may prove challenging since, like many large corporations, much of their procurement is negotiated on a national level. However, that doesn’t mean that LI opportunities are not at all available. Increasingly, Long Island firmswill need to think outside thebox, work to build collaborative relationships, and differentiate
themselves with innovative goods and services. HIA-LI Green Industries Co-Chair Tony Leteri and HIA-LI President Terri Alessi-Miceli will continue to meet with companies such as BAE to talk more about where business opportunities for HIA-LI members can be found.
Bill Likos shared his experience working with large telecom companyBroadviewNetworks,specificallydescribingpaybacksof less than 18 months. A primary factor in the decision to spend money on energy cost-cutting measures was that Con Edison offered tremendous incentives to help offset the initial capital expense. Bill, as part of a team of contractors hired by Broadview, acquired the work as a result of a professional referral. When questioned about stumbling blocks to closing the sale with a large company like Broadview Networks, Bill said it’s about knowing who you know, picking up the phone and being clear about how your services can save them money. The cost of ownership of a project has to exceed the cost of the equipment. Since most business owners don’t understand what their energy is costing them, before jumping into the sale, they MUST be educated.
In short, business IS being done and tremendous savings are resulting from energy conservation work. In one building alone, Broadview Networks saved over $600,000 in one year. As the Hauppauge Industrial Park is learning from its own energy reduction project, opportunities ARE available, you just need a network of “sustainable” relationships and the ability to clearly explain the savings from the buyer’s point of view.
The small businesses that make up the heart of HIA-LI’s Green Industries possess a unique quality that sets them apart: a detailed understanding of how sustainable solutions can make companies moreprofitable.Simplyput,it’saboutthinkingbigger…withalarger focus on the small stuff.
You’re invited to attend the next Green Industries Committee meeting on Wednesday, June 20th, 8:30 am – 10 am at Sandler Training, Hauppauge.
Bigger Thinking/Smaller Stuff
EmPower SolarDavid C. Hamilton(516) [email protected]
Fenley & Nicol Environmental, Inc.Mike Zobel(631) [email protected]
FPM GroupGary Molnar(631) [email protected] www.FPM-group.com
Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
Harvest Power LLCCarlo Lanza (631) [email protected] www.harvestpwr.com
Mercury Solar SystemsStephen Owen(516) [email protected] www.mercurysolarsystems.com
Samba EnergyPaulina Marinkovic(212) [email protected]
Sunation Solar Systems, Inc.Mike Bailis(516) [email protected]
Sustainable Office Furniture
The Workplace Group Mark Damico (631) 273-7500 [email protected] www.theworkplacegroup.com
Tax Incentives/Rebates
Energy Tax Savers Inc.Charlie Goulding(516) [email protected] www.energytaxsavers.com
Dvirka and Bartilucci Richard M. Walka(516) [email protected]
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Geatain EngineeringJohnny Ronin(631) [email protected] www.geatain.com
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