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Healthcare Energy Conservation Program (HECP)Aqualine Resources’ creative water and energy conservation programs help hospitals and nursing homes improve the health of their facilities while lowering utility cost. Aqualine Resources has developed a Healthcare Energy Conservation Program
to help managers of healthcare facilities produce cash flow positive programs,
reduce operating cost, increase compliance, and improve infrastructure.
HECP expedites the information gathering process necessary to create high
Return On Investment (ROI) proposals. The Healthcare Retrofit Program provides two major complimentary services
to help customers achieve this goal:
The rebate screening and reporting service is a key component
to uncovering creative funding sources for water and energy conservation
projects. “Reducing energy cost is a major concern to most directors of facilities,
but staying current with rebate programs is very difficult,” notes
David Fleischer, President and CEO of Aqualine Resources. “Our depth
of knowledge in the areas of rebate programs, financing, innovative design
and engineering practices have helped many upgrades get funded that otherwise
would not have.” Aqualine Resources provides qualified candidates with in-depth utility
rebate information, including those available for specific building such
as water, sewer, electric and gas rebates. As an independent integrator, Aqualine Resources offers best-in-class technologies and services that create optimal results specifically tailored towards your facilities. And our certified, experience professionals take pride in finding savings where others do not.
Boston Medical Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Veterans Administration
Hospital and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital are just a few of the
healthcare institutions that have relied on Aqualine Resources to discover
funding sources, and design, engineer and install cost-efficient utility
system upgrades. The healthcare industry is undergoing a dramatic transformation, driven
largely by the desire to reduce cost, according to E Source. Because
of this transformation, the healthcare industry is now considered the
front-runner in striking new and innovative partnerships with energy experts.
Water and energy retrofit projects in the healthcare industry have unique
challenges that other markets such as education, hospitality and industrial
manufacturing may not. In addition to the normal challenges associated
with construction projects such as project management, quality control
and cost containment, healthcare facilities are further challenged with
continuing to function while maintaining a sterile and safe environment
during the construction. Because of these complex requirements, water and energy conservation
partners that develop creative solutions and are sensitive to the environmental
challenges of the healthcare market will be successful in implementing
cost effective conservation programs. Aqualine Resources is one of those companies. Dan Collins, Director of Project Management for Crothall Asset Management, Inc. had this to say about Aqualine Resources’ work at Boston Medical Center:
For almost a decade, hospitals and nursing homes have depended on Aqualine for water and energy conservation programs that produce unusually high return on investments (ROIs) through innovative design and engineering practices, streamlined project management and business acumen.
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