Case Studies | Client Sucess Stories
The Challenge:
An upscale hotel along the waterfront wanted to update its 24/7 back-of-house lighting to reduce energy and increase light levels.
Ampica was able to offer a luxury waterfront hotel a low-cost solution that allowed them to upgrade their 24/7 back of house lighting to LED lighting, reduce the number of kilowatt-hours used, and got 100% of the material cost covered by rebates.
Additionally, Ampica was able to reduce energy usage by 50% and provide total energy savings and maintenance savings of over $29,000.
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A fast-growing international airport was looking to upgrade existing, dated fixtures to LED lighting without any capital investment.
A church, built in 1885, was looking to update its lighting – both interior and exterior – to reduce its energy costs and to keep its outdoor spaces well illuminated.
Our client was in the market to reduce operating costs for six indoor sports complex locations.
A large manufacturer in the building industry, is dedicated to converting the building products industry from its uninspiring past to a dynamic and sustainable future.
For over 30 years, this commercial real estate development corporation has been responsible for successfully developing, leasing, and managing over $400 million of office buildings throughout the mid-Atlantic area.
Our client is a museum exhibiting historic transportation equipment, located on the East Coast.
Aging lighting systems, inconsistent illumination levels, and high‑wattage fixtures were driving up utility costs and creating safety and visibility concerns for members and staff.
