Case Study: Dot Foods
The cost savings from energy efficiency improvements at Dot Foods in Mt. Sterling allow the company to reinvest in their core business.
The cost savings from energy efficiency improvements at Dot Foods in Mt. Sterling allow the company to reinvest in their core business.
The Ameren Illinois Energy Efficiency Program helped the school district create comfortable, cost-effective learning environments that serve students (and taxpayers) well. View Full Case Study
LED lighting upgrades allowed Eastern Illinois Foodbank to expand its operations while remaining cost-neutral.
The company had been a fixture in Danville for decades. But after more than half a century of service to customers in the heat exchange industry, the Tridan manufacturing plant was poised to close its doors. In a unique twist of fate, one of its own customers would give the company — and the people who work there — a new lease on life.
Illinois family farmers Bill, Sr. and Alma Wyffels were first inspired to produce a better-performing seed corn for their neighbors and friends nearly 75 years ago. Since then, a simple formula has made Wyffels Hybrids one of the fastest-growing seed corn brands in the Corn Belt — One Thing. Done Right. The Ameren Illinois Energy Efficiency Program applies that same singular focus to helping customers improve comfort, manage usage, and reduce costs.
Working with the Ameren Illinois Energy Efficiency Program and Program Ally, Alpha Controls & Services, in 2021 the bank completed a state-of-the-art lighting project that will help reduce energy costs and its impact on the environment.
As a Program Ally, Bautista Electric Enterprises is proud to deliver real savings that can make all the difference to small businesses and nonprofits in their community — including a number of churches in the Champaign-Urbana area.
Offering big benefits — and a decrease in energy use — light emitting diode (LED) technology has been a bright idea since it arrived on the scene. As more people choose LED bulbs for their homes and businesses, progressive cities like Peoria, Illinois are taking LEDs to the streets.
It takes a lot of energy to run a school — human energy as well as electricity and natural gas. In fact, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, in many school districts, energy costs surpass the cost of books and supplies and are second only to salaries. The good news is that energy improvements have the potential to create better learning environments while saving our nation’s schools $1.5 billion each year — and Ameren Illinois can help.
Known for the precision and performance of its roller bearings, NTN-Bower has partnered with Ameren Illinois on a variety of energy-saving projects. Strategic Energy Management (SEM) is a continuous process of planning, implementation and monitoring energy consumption and operational practices to provide a path to achieve energy savings goals. The rewards of SEM can be substantial in terms of bottom-line benefits and environmental impact.