Friday, June 25, 2010

Servidyne and its energy consumption goals.

Servidyne is one of the publicly traded company which offer many services like lightning upgrades and retrofit, energy system upgrades, demand response and LEED-EB. It's main headquarters in Atlanta and located at many places of California. They help in empowering the infrastructure with low energy consumption. Just by improving the lighting and reducing the costs in the company. The LEED EB Certification which is nationally accepted benchmark for them for providing with well constructive and high operating green buildings. Servidyne shares their experience with hospitality, gaming, medical and educational institutions. The three sustainability goals in which the company operate is lower energy, reduced environmental impact and enhanced occupant satisfaction.

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