Businesses like yours are saving energy and money every day with the ComEd Energy Efficiency Program.
Capron Manufacturing
Located in north-central Illinois, Capron Manufacturing is an established metal finishing facility. Its 200,000 square foot facility houses plating, powder coat, porcelain enamel, electro polish and vinyl coating systems. Capron’s business is so energy intensive, improving operational efficiency has a significant impact on the bottom line. Learn what the Comprehensive Compressed Air Study revealed.
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Quaker North America
As the Quaker North America facility in Bridgeview invests in energy efficiency, they team up with ComEd's Energy Efficiency Program for assistance. Learn how they improved their compressed air system with a fully-funded study and incentives.
Goose Island Beer Company
Goose Island Beer Company continually focuses on reducing electricity usage to make its business more sustainable. After attending the ComEd Energy Efficiency Expo and hearing about various incentive program opportunities, the Chicago-based brewery decided to take advantage of the Compressed Air Express Study to make its system more efficient and less expensive.
La Rabida Children’s Hospital
Learn how La Rabida Children's Hospital implemented building energy management controls to save energy and create a more comfortable environment for patients, families and staff.
311 S. Wacker Drive
Built in 1990, the commercial office building at 311 S. Wacker Drive was acquired in 2014 by Zeller Realty Group. The new owner significantly upgraded the infrastructure and amenities to provide an upscale tenant experience. With the help of ComEd's Energy Efficiency Program, Zeller Realty Group was able to commit to projects that aligned with their environmental sustainability goals.
Elmhurst Memorial Hospital
Elmhurst Memorial Hospital, founded in 1926, became a comprehensive health system—with numerous locations throughout Chicago’s western suburbs—in 2011 through the expansion of both its size and its services. With the opportunity to create a unique healthcare experience in a new intelligent, integrated hospital, the hospital’s vision incorporated the latest trends in advanced technology and healthcare design to ensure the patient experience would be an unparalleled one.
G&W Electric
Find out how G&W Electric worked with the ComEd New Construction Service team to transform an existing warehouse into a state-of-the-art energy-efficient headquarters and manufacturing center.
Olivet Nazarene University’s Student Life and Recreation Center
Discover how Olivet Nazarene University’s new Student Life and Recreation Center earned more than $270,000 in incentives for its high performance design.
Sunstar Americas
Sunstar Americas, Inc. brought a long-term focus on sustainability to the table when they actively engaged with the New Construction Service. The oral healthcare manufacturer was working on a massive project to consolidate two locations into a new state-of-the-art facility in Schaumburg. Technical support through the program offering included several iterations of energy analysis during the design process which led to more than $397,000 in financial incentives. Click the link below to obtain more detail on the energy efficient successes of this project.
Related Midwest
Learn how Related Midwest and ComEd adapted the New Construction Service to a large-scale multi-family development, demonstrating the benefits of the program through one of Chicago’s newest and most high-profile residential buildings at 500 Lake Shore Drive.
200 West Madison
With the help of a ComEd-approved engineering service provider, this Transwestern-managed property completed a retro-commissioning (RCx) study through the ComEd Energy Efficiency Program.
55 West Monroe
Learn how ComEd's Energy Efficiency Program Retro-Commissioning service helped identify energy efficiency measures that reduced energy consumption by 14 percent at the 55 West Monroe building in Chicago.
Country Ridge Stables
Learn how Country Ridge Stables in Mundelein, IL is saving $3,100 per year on their electric bill while creating a safer, more well-lit environment for their workers and horses.
