March 5, 2004—The Environmental Protection Agency has once again recognized Servidyne Systems for its outstanding and continued leadership in reducing greenhouse gas emissions through superior energy management.
On March 2, 2004, at a ceremony in Washington, D.C., the EPA presented Servidyne with the ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence Award, marking the fourth consecutive year that Servidyne has received a coveted ENERGY STAR award.
Servidyne, a Charter Ally of the ENERGY STAR Buildings Program since 1995, received ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year Awards in 2001, 2002 and 2003. This year Servidyne is being honored for sustaining smart energy management practices through assisting clients in benchmarking their buildings, achieving ENERGY STAR Label recognition, and significantly improving the energy performance of their building portfolios.
In 2003, Servidyne partnered with ENERGY STAR to become a host of the National Energy Performance Rating System, providing automated ENERGY STAR benchmarking services to the market. Through these programs and its other offerings, Servidyne helps its customers realize significant energy cost savings by making a commitment to continuous improvement of energy performance.
The Sustained Excellence Award is presented only to a select group of leading companies who have integrated energy management into their business practices and who provide a model of excellence for other organizations to follow. These Award winners are chosen from thousands that participate in the ENERGY STAR program.
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