It’s Earth Day 2010, and everybody seems to be doing something to show their concern for the environment. Students are planting trees, politicians are announcing initiatives … even the National Credit Union administration sent out a press release about how they are conserving energy and reducing waste. It’s all good.
So, how about your credit union – what are you doing? I’m sure many are sponsoring Earth Day activities in their communities, and others no doubt have been taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint in one way or another. But, if you’d like to do even more, BCI would like to help.
Over the last several weeks we’ve been talking about saving money by conserving energy (watch our “Why Conserve Energy?” video series available at http://www.bcihq.com/videos/index.cfm), and have rolled out a suite of energy conservation services aimed at making credit unions the most energy-efficient financial institutions in the country. And now, to celebrate Earth Day, we have a special offer.
Today and tomorrow (April 22-23, 2010), we’ll give any credit union that contacts us (by clicking http://www.bcihq.com/contact/index.cfm?id=8 or calling 1-800-222-1509) an initial energy use audit of their utility bills free of charge! In the audit, we’ll compare your utility use to Department of Energy benchmarks and determine how much money you could save by making your buildings more energy-efficient. Then, if you’re interested, we’ll be happy to talk about how we can help you actually make the needed changes.
Talking about helping the environment is good. So is planting trees, reducing waste, and all those other things we like to do on Earth Day. But, saving the Earth while saving money – maybe lots of money? Now, that’s a celebration! Call us today, and join the party!