Reductions in energy consumption and operating costs can provide significant savings for organizations in both public and private sectors striving to balance their budgets. As businesses around the world struggle to cut costs, Chattanooga-based Global Green Lighting (GGL) has introduced low-energy lighting systems guaranteed to reduce energy consumption by 50-70 percent while lowering maintenance costs by at least 70 percent.
“We’ve combined low energy lights with advanced radio frequency energy control systems for cost savings as well as improved performance,” says Don Lepard, co-owner of the 13-year-old Soddy Daisy partnership specializing in the design and manufacture of low energy lighting made of highly-efficient LED and induction light engines. “This is the future of street lighting management.”
Outdoor lighting provides communities with improved roadway visibility, public safety and security for homes, public areas and businesses.
However, these benefits come with a cost as lighting represents one of the largest components of energy costs. Utilizing “green” low-energy light emitting diodes (LEDs) and induction lights, GGL features lighting solutions that are superior to current sodium-pressured bulbs.
In addition to reducing energy consumption and routine maintenance costs, GGL’s products reduce CO2 emissions and pollution, providing an improved and more pleasant quality of lighting. GGL products are eco-friendly, energy efficient, and highly reliable.
