CCG is a Winner in the ENERGY STAR 2011 Summary Results

Posted on 3/12/2012

The ENERGY STAR® 2011 Summary Results have been released, showing how many buildings were given the ENERGY STAR label last year.

Of the buildings listed, CCG ‘s customers made up:
• 4 percent of all Ohio buildings labeled in 2011.
• 14 percent of all Ohio K-12 buildings labeled in 2011.

“We are excited that our customers make up such a significant percentage of ENERGY STAR labeled buildings,” said Brian Wagner, president of CCG Automation. “It’s great to see our dedication to quality pay off when our customers are honored with this prestigious recognition.”

Additionally, when compared with every building ever earning the ENERGY STAR label, CCG’s customers made up 4 percent of all Ohio ENERGY STAR labeled buildings and 15 percent of all Ohio K-12 buildings certified.

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