Lighting Upgrade Through Energy-As-A-Service

Streaming tycoons, Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu are no strangers to the subscription-based concept of offering their services for a fixed monthly payment plan. It will come as no surprise that energy companies are taking a page from this book and turning what use to be upfront energy cost into a fixed monthly Energy-as-a-Service model (EaaS). This monthly subscription paradigm allows companies to cut their capital expenses and reduce their energy costs. We are going to explore what EaaS is and how to determine if it is the right choice for you. 

Why we are reveling for EaaS

·      It is budget-friendly

·      There are no unplanned maintenance costs

·      It allows access to the best technology without a cash exhaustion  

 

Cash Flow Optimization

Most lighting upgrades can be implemented with ZERO capital and provide immediate cash flow.

Ditch It

Old Technology

Unplanned Repair Cost

Replacement Cost (CapEx)

Risk

Switch It

Fixed Monthly Fee

Immediate Monthly Cost Savings

CapEx Space in your budget

Removal of Maintenance Risk

 

A New Standard

Most of these upgrades offer more than just a break to your wallet.

They can provide a higher volume and better quality of light, which does the following:

  • Improves safety

  • Reduces headaches & eye strain for office environments

  • Reduce the quantity of product re-runs in manufacturing

    • Especially in inspection areas

They also provide the following benefits to the environment

  • Less carbon emission

  • Less utility power on standby

  • Removal of toxic elements from your workspace

 

Qualification

If you answer yes to at least two of the four questions, your company may qualify.

  • Does your existing lights look like the following?

  • Are your lights on for more than 10 hours a day?

  • Is your kWH rate above $.07/kWH?

    • To calculate, take your total bill and divide it by the total kWH used for the month.

  • Do you have multiple facilities?




About the author

Bobby Roush serves as Sales and Operations Manager at CS Erickson, joining the company in 2019. He has 10+ years of electrical experience ranging from small local business to large national business.

Fun Fact: Bobby played college golf at Cornerstone University







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