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About the Northwest Trade-Ally Network
Lighting accounts for about 30 percent of all electricity consumed by commercial and industrial facilities across the region. Energy efficient lighting is one of the largest and most cost-effective ways a business can reduce its energy costs..
The Northwest Trade Ally Network for Commercial & Industrial Lighting provides electrical contractors, distributors, manufacturer representatives, designers and regional manufacturers with valuable and timely market information and technical expertise. Through the Network, trade allies and utilities can work cooperatively to help customers make cost-effective, energy efficient lighting choices.
By taking advantage of our comprehensive services, trade allies can expand their businesses through the sale of products and services related to energy efficient commercial and industrial lighting in both retrofit and new construction markets.
The Network provides valuable support services at no cost to you, including:
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Bi-monthly e-newsletter with relevant information |
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Contact information and maps of regional utility incentive programs |
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Technical workshops |
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Online and telephone support |
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Industry events calendar |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the purpose of the Trade Ally Network and how will it benefit my business?
A. The Trade Ally Network was created as a service to assist trade allies, electric utilities, and energy efficiency organizations in working more closely in an effort to achieve more lighting savings from commercial and industrial applications.
Q. Is there a cost to join the network?
A. No. Becoming a participant is free and there are no annual dues.
Q. What utilities participate in the Trade Ally Network?
A. There are over 80 Northwest utility companies that participate in the Network by offering financial incentives to their customers for energy-efficient lighting projects.
More Information About the Network
Trade Ally Flyer and Presentation
Utility Flyer and Presentation
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