Organization lowers operating costs through sustainability program

Businesses can lower operational costs by improving the energy efficiency of their facilities.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 1:10 p.m. August 26, 2020
Courtesy. Children First President and CEO Philip Tavill says replacing inefficient air conditioning units a facility allowed the nonprofit to save 37% in electrical costs.
Courtesy. Children First President and CEO Philip Tavill says replacing inefficient air conditioning units a facility allowed the nonprofit to save 37% in electrical costs.
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A recent Sarasota-based virtual event focused on how organizations can save money by implementing sustainability-related changes, from reducing water use to installing more efficient air conditioning units.

 

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