Restaurant Owner Develops Appetite for Efficiency
As Maria discovered, working with Ameren Illinois to create a more comfortable and efficient environment can be as satisfying as a meal at Mi Patio.
Demand Heats Up For Combined Heat & Power (CHP)
Today, thanks to federal tax credits and evolving technology, CHP — also known as cogeneration — is enjoying a renaissance.
Use Energy Modeling To Break Ground On New Levels Of Building Efficiency
With energy efficiency a growing priority on many building projects, the decision tree often feels more like a forest.
A Lasting Commitment To Building Health
Blessing Hospital leveraged Ameren Illinois incentive dollars to help cover the cost of a wide range of energy efficiency projects — with estimated annual savings of 6.4 million kWh and over 267,000 therms.
Cool Savings: Financial Incentives For Smart Refrigeration
Learn about the latest technologies for energy efficiency in refrigeration and how Ameren Illinois business customers can get financial incentives to reduce or even eliminate project costs.
Illinois School District Rockets To Energy Savings
The West Washington County School District has improved the comfort of students, faculty and staff, creating a comfortable learning environment while reducing their monthly electric and gas bills. View Full…
Parkland College Achieves Higher Degrees of Efficiency
With Ameren Illinois as an ally, Parkland continually seeks savings in every corner of its one-million-square-foot campus. Energy efficiency incentives make it economically viable to pursue projects that might otherwise…
East St. Louis High School
https://vimeo.com/839890617 Lighting upgrades bring brightness, savings and safety to the East St. Louis School District.
Combined Heat And Power Opportunities In Illinois
Combined heat and power (CHP), also known as cogeneration, refers to the simultaneous production of electricity and thermal energy from a single fuel source.
Case Study: Dot Foods
https://vimeo.com/804079912?share=copy The cost savings from energy efficiency improvements at Dot Foods in Mt. Sterling allow the company to reinvest in their core business.