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| New intelligent lighting energy management system EnerLume Energy Management Corp., a provider of energy efficiency products that improve lighting efficiency and reduce costs to retail chains and the industrial, educational and parking garages sectors, announced that David Murphy, Chief Executive Officer will be participating in a panel discussion on Wednesday October 1, 2008 at an event organized by The Center for Business and the Environment at Yale. This event is bringing together representatives from the Connecticut business community to educate and learn about the opportunities presented by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The event, "The Business of Climate Change" is being held on September 30, 2008 and October, 1, 2008 at the New Haven Lawn Club. Participates in this event will be Connecticut headquartered multinational companies like GE, ING and United Natural Foods to local product and service companies like EnerLume Energy Management, NLR and the Grease Guys. Mr. Murphy's panel discussion is scheduled for Wednesday October 1, 2008 and the topic is "Realizing the Opportunities for Your Business." During his discussion, Mr. Murphy will cover how companies can reduce operating costs and lower greenhouse gas emissions through EnerLume | EM, a new and more intelligent lighting energy management system designed to reduce the power required for operating fluorescent lighting systems with an imperceptible lighting loss. This patent pending technology has been proven to reduce lighting bills from 10-15%, a significant savings as fluorescent lighting accounts for between 40-80% of companies' electric bill. EnerLume | EM, has been granted energy efficiency rebates by various utilities creating a greater return on investment for EnerLume│EM users. "I am honored to be part of this timely and relevant event that can help companies understand how to make a positive impact on the environment, but also improve their bottom line," commented Mr. Murphy. "Energy efficiency is crucial and needs to be supported by advanced management systems that can reduce costs while improving the environment." write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Construction News :: home page |