Supermarket Manager's
Energy Toolkit

With profit margins hovering around 1%, supermarkets need creative ways to save money and control energy expense. While energy costs continually rank among supermarkets' top five expenses, they can be controlled. Few store managers, however, have the experience, time, or internal expertise to put an end to energy waste—or energy "shrink", as we like to call it.

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$40 in Revenue Needed for Every $1 of Energy Waste

Now, management can attack energy waste and implement proven ways of saving energy with our SEE The Light Supermarket Manager's Energy Toolkit, created exclusively for the food retail industry. SEE The Light takes a whole store approach, with energy Tips addressing every part of the store to help you cut energy usage by up to 10%. Don’t think a 10% reduction in usage sounds like a big deal? Consider this: Supermarkets need to earn $40 in revenue to recover every $1 of energy they waste—and at least 10 percent of your energy cost center is attributable to waste.

Toolkit Contents

The Supermarket Manager's Energy Toolkit is an "energy manager in a box." It contains everything supermarket general management needs to implement a simple, cost-effective energy waste reduction program.

Each Toolkit includes:

Custom-Designed Supermarket Programs

Kilojolts Consulting Group has designed and implemented energy waste reduction programs for a wide range of leading local, regional, and national supermarket clients. Learn More

Contact

Gary Markowitz at 781-861-6800 or toll-free at 866-670-5928
email: garym@kilojolts.com
Energy Benchmarking Software Energy
Benchmarking
Software
Manager's How-To >Handbook Manager's
How-To
Handbook
Energy Tips Posters Energy Tips
+ Posters
Employee Training Materials Employee
Training
Materials