From Seth Handy of Handy Law

Seth is one of my co-host and is a lawyer specializing in environmental law.  He is a regular contributor to this blog.

We hope you find this interesting.  At Arpin Group, energy efficiency, and using renewable energy, is a very big part of our corporate culture.  It has helped us drive down operating costs, and has given us a great return-on-investment.

IT is also a big part of our branding and an important element of our green initiatives.  Our focus on getting more efficient in facilities, fleets and operations has served us well, and will do the same for you.

Let us know what you think of the webinar.  

Tuesday Webcast for Industry: Making Energy Efficiency a Part of Corporate Culture Join us for a webinar on June 12 Space is limited. Reserve your webinar seat now at: www1.gotomeeting.com/register/393745809 Effective energy management can help companies control costs, improve environmental performance, and boost competitiveness – operational imperatives that a growing number of top companies have been pursuing. Since 2006, Nissan's Energy Management Team has been committed to "the development of a comprehensive, measurable energy management program to reduce the energy burden, cost, and risk in the manufacturing of all its products." They have championed the cause of energy awareness at the company, with their industrial peers, and in their facilities' communities. As such, Nissan believes that to be successful, it must actively engage its employees in energy management practices. In this webcast, Ken Roden, Energy Team Facilitator, and Mike Clemmer, Director/Plant Manager-Paint & Plastics, will discuss strategies companies can employ to successfully cultivate a corporate culture of energy efficiency built upon an employee-driven energy management system and sustained employee engagement. Title: Making Energy Efficiency a Part of Corporate Culture Date: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT System Requirements PC-based attendees Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server Macintosh®-based attendees Required: Mac OS® X 10.5 or newer