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•Guest Series Part 3: Easy Ways Retailers Can Conserve Energy

By Jim Poad, director of client solutions, Advantage IQ

While the U.S. economy is beginning to recover, retailers still need to consider how to reduce operating costs and increase revenues. Energy is one of the line items being considered these days. According to ENERGY STAR, of all the commercial buildings in the U.S., retail buildings account for the largest energy costs — nearly $20 billion each year — and are also responsible for the second largest percentage of greenhouse gas emissions leading to global climate change.

However, with a little legwork, there are a few simple ways retailers can drastically reduce energy consumption without affecting the shoppers' experience. Some suggestions are for leasing retailers, and others are for retailers who own their space, allowing for greener design freedom.

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•Guest Series Part 3: Easy Ways Retailers Can Conserve Energy