Customers Talk About Efficiency Projects and Working with BlueStar

KVH Chicago Goes Green “When we negotiated with BlueStar, they made some great suggestions to help us save on energy costs as well as get a large tax incentive (approximately $24,000),” said John McAlarney, KC's manufacturing engineering manager. “More than 1,000 bulbs along with the associated ballasts and reflectors were replaced by 3 of their technicians over a period of 10 days. The main production floor was done on the weekend, so there was very limited impact on production.” View Full Story »

Grecian Delight Foods Goes Green Grecian Delight® Foods, a family owned business, is the leading and preferred manufacturer and marketer of high quality value-added Greek and other Mediterranean food products. One of Grecian Delights' 2009 Environmental Initiatives included a 5% electricity reduction. View Full Story »

Manufacturer in Addison, IL Completes Energy Conservation Project

Manufacturer headquartered in Addison, IL, completed an energy conservation project to the lighting system in their facility, making the building's lighting 65% more energy efficient than the “standard building model” in ASHRAE 91.1-2001.
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Printing/Packaging Facility in Carol Stream, IL Completes Energy Conservation Project

Printing/Packaging facility in Carol Stream, IL, completed an energy conservation project to the lighting system in their building, making the lighting 71% more efficient than the “standard building model” in ASHRAE 90.1-2001.
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Direct Marketing Firm Located in Lombard, IL Completes Energy Conservation Project

Direct Marketing firm located in Lombard, IL, completed an energy conservation project to the lighting system in their facility, making the building's lighting 81% more energy efficient than the “standard building model” in ASHRAE 90.1-2001.
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Parking Garage Located in Chicago, IL Completes Energy Conservation Project

Parking Garage located in Chicago, IL, completed an energy conservation project to the lighting system in their facility, making the building's lighting more energy efficient than the “standard building model” in ASHRAE 90.1-2001.
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