April 13, 2005—”Energy Management and Shareholder Value,” an executive briefing, provides businesses with successful practices for linking energy efficiency and shareholder value.
The document was published in a partnership between GreenBiz.com and the Environmental Protection Agency’s Energy Star program.
The free, downloadable paper details a growing body of evidence showing that companies that strategically manage their energy use across their various divisions and facilities can enjoy bottom-line benefits of interest to investors, according to GreenBiz.com. They include reduced operating costs, increased productivity and sales, reduced regulatory costs, reduced downtime, and enhanced image.
The document includes a six-point path for success, which states the need for senior management commitment and leadership and ongoing performance assessments. Also included are tips for making the case on energy efficiency, where to begin and overcoming obstacles.
To download a copy of “Energy Management and Shareholder Value”, visit the GreenBiz.com Web site.
