Domestic LED Project
Tennessee Technical Coatings Corporation
Tennessee Technical Coatings Corporation reduced energy consumption by 73.6%
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Domestic LED Project
Concord University
Concord University located in Athens, West Virginia was facing an expensive, campus-wide, T8 ballast and lamp replacement due to aging equipment. The university sought to lower lighting energy expenses and eliminate costly maintenance expense. Further, they needed to substantially increase the level of illumination inside the classrooms, dormitories, student activity, and athletic facilities. Improving lighting levels across the many parking lots, pathways and other exterior spaces were also critical for increasing safety and security for the students, faculty, and staff.
- Cut energy consumption by 50%
- Cut maintenance expense by 90%
- Improve illumination in classrooms, dormitories and athletic facilities
- Enhance safety and security
- Increase lighting levels in the parking lots, walkways & other exterior areas
- Complete LED retrofit and replacement
- Install cutting edge fixtures across all campus buildings
- Replace high wattage/maintenance Metal Halide with efficient LED fixtures
- Install LED exterior wall pack and area lights with photocell sensors
Result
- Energy consumption reduced by 67%
- Maintenance expense reduced by 100%
- Dramatically improved lighting on the interior of campus buildings and across the exterior, dramatically increasing the comfort level and safety of students
- Upgraded fixtures that enhance the campus’ beauty
- Increased illumination in key faculty and staff areas
- Going Green! campaign launched to acknowledge the transformation towards a more sustainable campus in partnership with HeliosEnergy
The Helios Energy™ Impact
Increased safety and morale amongst student and staff
10-year energy savings – $1,560,192
10-year maintenance savings – $558,914
Total 10-year savings – $2,119,106.30
Total 10-year net savings – $635,731
2,734,415 pounds of CO2 saved annually! This is equivalent to removing 262 cars from the road, or not burning 139,564 gallons of gas each year!
