Business Success Stories

$5,200
$1,100
11,200 kWh
4.73 years

About Snooze

Snooze, an A.M. eatery is a household name in Denver, CO. Snooze is not only know for it's exceptional breakfast and lunch menu but also for their committment to a better community and a healthier environment. 

To read the entire Case Study, click here.
http://www.snoozeeatery.com/

$3,200
$1,500
18,060 kWh
2.13 years

Gene Tang's 1515 restaurant was one of the first participants in the Denver Energy Challenge to receive a free lighting upgrade. With city staff support, he upgraded his dining room to dimmable CFLs, and then proceeded to upgrade to a more efficient AC unit and Furnace. His restaurant is also certified as sustainable through the Certifiably Green Denver program. Gene continues to be a dedicated supportor of sustainability and energy efficiency.

$1,500
$2,500
25,800 kWh
0.6 years

About Bonnie Brae Wine & Liquor

Bonnie Brae Wine & Liquor has been a landmark in their neighborhood for many years. They are a small locally owned liquor store that competes with big stores and their cheap prices. Bonnie Brae Wine & Liquor owner Kuldip Kang signed up his store for the Denver Energy Challenge after learning he could receive a rebate for the energy efficient upgrades he was looking into at the time.

To read the entire Case Study, click here.

$0
$850
8,494 kWh

Bud's Warehouse
4455 E. 46th Ave,
Denver, CO 80216

Bud’s is a non-profit job-training program funded by sales of new and lightly used building materials donated to the organization. Their mission is to employ and job-train individuals rebuilding lives from prison, addictions and homelessness through our career and life-skill development program.

Our advisors helped Bud's Warehouse save energy through the use of energy efficient lighting. Our staff provided Bud's with 90 CFL bulbs due to their eligibility for a direct install (in limited quantities) which will provide a significant amount of energy savings as well as monthly utility savings.

To learn more about Bud's Warehouse visit: http://budswarehouse.org/