Veteran LED is a proud member of the Virginia Energy Efficiency Council, and we were eager to sit down with Chelsea.In the new episode of our podcast, Chelsea she shares insight about the advocacy process and what comes next.
Veteran LED founder Chris Rawlings also asks Chelsea about the intersection of health and energy efficiency, something we’ve been taking a deep dive into with our newGermicidal UV-C Lighting solutions and services.
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SILVER DINER:We’re thrilled for our client Silver Diner, which continues to make headlines for the work it did using Veteran LED’s germicidal UV-C lighting and air quality solutions.
Beyond their challenges with COVID-19, schools have been making headlines for getting into solar. You may have seen it at a school near you — here’s one recent report from the Virginian-Pilot about Virginia Beach and Newport News.
We support our energy colleagues in the solar business, but we believe that schools should prioritize energy efficiency before making renewable energy upgrades. Otherwise, the energy you think you’re saving could be wasted.
Three questions for building managers before getting into the solar trend:
How energy efficient have we made the building?
Have we replaced old lighting with LED?
How’s our HVAC system performing?
We’ve been proud to work with schools on their energy efficiency projects. We’ve also been helping them make their air cleaner, including the Millwood School and most recently theRichmond Montessori School.
As the organizers behind Energy Efficiency Day recently noted: Utility costs are the second-largest expenditure for schools. Fixing these issues can help use limited resources more wisely.
A new report from the Government Accountability Office shows how energy efficiency retrofits improve the conditions for students, teachers and staff by improving building safety.Read more.
We’re Here to Help
We welcomeDane Actonto the Veteran LED team. Dane brings a wealth of knowledge in restaurant operations, where he worked as a bartender and manager for more than 18 years, and most recently in the restaurant equipment and supplies sales industry. A native of Snowville, Virginia, Dane has lived in Richmond for 19 years. He’s here to help you with Germicidal UV Lighting and Air Purification Solutions. Get in touch with him atdane@vled.energy.
Veteran LED is also proud to haveProject Manager Tyler Bellon board. Tyler grew up in the Richmond area and has been working with us for a year and a half — though he’s known Veteran LED Founder Chris Rawlings for three decades. He says that makes for a great work environment. Tyler is a big sports fan and loves working on projects in the field with clients, Veteran LED and its partners to make sure it all comes together. Email him attyler@vled.energy.
FREE AUDIT: We welcome the opportunity to analyze your space and provide a free energy consultation. It’s easy to start your project with us. We combine financing and rebate packages to create positive cash flow starting month one.Email usto schedule a free 30-minute call about your building, and find out how we can provide an energy, environmental and building health assessment. Click here to schedule your assessment.
EMERGENCY SERVICES:Veteran LED is here for your emergency service needs. We’re available by calling 804-562-8606. It’s absolutely essential that we all work together to keep this economy going!
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