LCEDP Announces
No-Cost Industrial Energy Assessments for Logan County
Industries
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 [March 13, 2018]
Logan
County Industries are encouraged to attend a 3/14/18 webinar to learn
about a no-cost industrial assessment through the U.S. Industrial
Assessment Center (IAC) program. The IAC program is one of the U.S.
Department of Energy’s longest running initiatives with over 17,000
assessments completed.
The 30-minute webinar will cover the assessment process and timeline,
and discuss how the resulting recommendations can impact energy savings
for Logan County industries. Information will also be provided regarding
cash incentives available through the Ameren Illinois Energy Efficiency
Program that can help local industries offset the upfront costs of their
energy efficiency projects and reduce payback periods.
No-Cost Industrial Assessments through the U.S. IAC
Wednesday, Mar. 14, 2018
11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Access: Email wthomas@teleologic.net for webinar access information
Cost: Free
Presented By: Patrick Brown, PE, CEM
Professional Engineer and Certified Energy Manager, U of I at Chicago
Patrick Brown is a licensed Professional Engineer and Certified Energy
Manager who joined the Energy Resources Center at the University of
Illinois at Chicago in 2014.
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Patrick graduated with a degree in Nuclear Engineering from the University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and has over ten years of experience in the energy
efficiency field.
He has successfully managed several energy efficiency programs for both the
State of Illinois and the U.S. Department of Energy and has performed energy
assessments in a variety of facilities over the course of his career from the
commercial, institutional, and industrial sectors
The mission of the Logan County Economic Development Partnership is to cultivate
a business environment that enhances Logan County by expanding our local and
regional economy through programs that sustain and grow existing businesses,
attract and establish new businesses, and increase quality employment
opportunities.
For additional information, contact:
Bill Thomas, Executive Director
Logan County Economic Development Partnership
wthomas@teleologic.net
217-648-5077
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