November 10, 2009

Transurban Reduces Energy Use by 3%

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Transurban, a toll road owner-operator with assets and projects in Australia and North America, reduced its energy consumption at its head office in Melbourne by installing energy-saving systems for office lighting, according to the company’s Sustainability Report 2009. Lighting accounts for about 20 percent of total energy use at this site. Upgrades included automated lighting systems with motion sensors in common areas and in all desk areas.

Here are some highlights from the report by Transurban, which has interests in six Australian toll roads (CityLink, Hills M2, Westlink, M7, Eastern Distributor,….

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Reader Comments

With 25% reduction of electricity the LEC (Lighting Energy Controller) provides significant financial results in cutting down electricity bill. This of course on top of environmental benefits.

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