Sustainability

Energy and Sustainability Services

Energy use, energy cost, and responsible environmental management are key components of achieving a sustainable operation. Wise, effective use of our resources is core to ensuring the competitive position of U.S. manufacturing. Georgia Tech is a leader, both nationally and internationally in providing the innovative technology and resources needed to improve the sustainability and energy intensity of commercial and industrial businesses. The Energy and Environmental Services team at Georgia Tech is staffed with engineers and management system experts who have been helping businesses improve energy performance and comply with environmental regulation for over thirty years. Technical assistance is provided through energy and environmental assessments, management system implementation assistance, and energy project implementation assistance. To start saving energy and money today contact the Energy and Sustainability Services team at Georgia Tech for a free consultation to discuss the benefits for your business. Contact energy@innovate.gatech.edu

Georgia Tech is currently recruiting businesses to participate in the Department of Energy pilot demonstration projects;
Save Energy Now LEADERs, and Superior Energy Performance.
To read more click here, or contact Jessica Brown at jessica.brown@innovate.gatech.edu

Case Studies

Elan Technologies
Saving energy is important to Terry McCormick. As executive vice president of Elan Technology, Inc., a technical glass and ceramics manufacturer in Midway, Ga., he has seen energy costs rise dramatically, with no end in sight. Read more

Power Partners
Founded in 1958 by Westinghouse, the 400-employee company now known as Power Partners continues to manufacture the pole-type distribution transformers that help bring electric power to homes and businesses throughout the world, but with an innovative business angle. Read more

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Energy & Sustainability in the news

South Could Benefit From a Little Efficiency
New York Times- April 12, 2010

Energy Efficiency in Southeast to Get Huge Boost
Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance April 26, 2010

Study sees jobs if Tennessee cuts energy demand
BusinessWeek- April 12, 2010

Duke study: Energy efficiency would save $41B, create 380,000 jobs in South
Triangle Business Journal - April 12, 2010