
ConEdison Solutions will develop a sustainability plan that can reduce your carbon footprint, reduce your energy consumption, and enhance the performance of your energy-consuming equipment. Options include:
Reducing Your Carbon Footprint on Campus
White Paper: Making the Business Case for Sustainability on Campus
Nearly every college and university leader is aware of the reasons to make sustainability a priority on their campus. Leaders may feel conflicted between going green and keeping budgets out of the red. Read White Paper »
Case Study: The Penn State University system reduces energy at its Commonwealth campuses
In 1998, Pennsylvania State University began a Guaranteed Energy Savings Program to reduce the university's energy use and carbon footprint at its many campuses and colleges around the Commonwealth. Read More
MetroGREEN + BUSINESS
How far are we from a tipping point where “green” becomes the standard?
Interview with James Dixon, Vice Chairman of the National Association of Energy Services Companies (NAESCO) , the leading energy services industry trade organization that promotes energy efficiency nation-wide with over 70 member companies. Read Q&A article »
Solar and Wind Are Not Alone When It Comes To Green Energy

Although solar and wind power are currently two of the better-known sources of green power, there are other technologies available for which ConEdison Solutions has the expertise to guide you on your way to a greener facility. One example is biomass, and a specific application is the biomass boiler. Biomass boilers work by consuming organic material to generate heat. Pulp and paper mills have burned woodchips for centuries, but over the past 20 years these types of boilers have become very efficient, clean sources of heat.
Currently, ConEdison Solutions is installing the first wood chip-burning biomass boilers in the State of Rhode Island at the Foster-Glocester School District. These high-efficiency, computer-controlled boilers burn local woodchips as their fuel, thereby saving over 80% of the cost of heating with fuel oils, the schools only alternative. The chips, produced as a by-product of local lumber mills, otherwise would have gone to landfills to decompose or been trucked away for other uses, and therefore the school’s heating system will have no net impact on global warming (no net increase in greenhouse gases). As the need becomes greater for our country to become more energy-efficient and less reliant on fuel oil, the ability to implement new and/or improved technologies will become greater. The biomass boiler is just one way that ConEdison Solutions is helping facilities achieve energy efficiency on our way to a greener environment.
Northeast Anthony Spera speraa@conedsolutions.com
Southeast Michael Gibson
gibsonm@conedsolutions.com
Midwest Tim Unruh
unruht@conedsolutions.com
Corporate Bob Lesch leschr@conedsolutions.com