Energy is a major expense for small businesses
According to the EPA’s ENERGY STAR program, U.S. small businesses collectively spend a staggering $60 billion on energy each year.1 Additionally, a survey conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) found that energy costs are a top-three business expense for more than one-third of the nation’s small businesses.2
But, small businesses also possess significant energy savings potential. Depending on the building and business type, small businesses could reduce DROP THEIR ENERGY BILL between 10-30 percent through competitive rates, straightforward efficiency upgrades and simple behavioral adjustments – all without sacrificing service or comfort.3