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Built in 1925, the Massey Building is a 10-story office building located in historicdowntown Birmingham, Alabama. This landmark was named for its originaldeveloper and boasts a breathtaking Spanish Moorish design.
Pinnacle Center 4 is a 3-story, 103,000 sq. ft. office building in the Pinnacle Hillsarea of Rogers, Arkansas. The building serves as the northwest Arkansasheadquarters for Johnson & Johnson and many other professional businesses.
Built in 1975, the building features a landmark smokestack and consists of 10,000 square feet of office space and 25,000 square feet of warehouse space.

Tune® delivers a healthy 13% savings in kilowatt-hours at Planet Fitness in Birmingham (Roebuck), Alabama. Fitness centers present the perfect opportunity for Tune® to deliver savings. TVs, digital monitors, and extensive lighting are energy hogs that generate the electronic noise that Tune® addresses head-on.

VIDEO: Rob Sincavich, president of Team Sledd, shares his Tune® experience of delivering significant savings to his customers in the convenience store channel.
In December of 2021, Team Wow joined fellow Domino’s franchisees RPM Pizza and Cowabunga Pizza on their quest to save significantly on the energy used in their stores. Tune®is exceeding Team Wow’s expectations,delivering raw year-over-year savings of 15% and savings of 16% when weather is factored* using US Department of Energy standards.
Serra Mazda (today a Hyundai dealership) is located in Trussville, Alabama. The dealership includes a showroom, offices, service bays, and a well-lit lot of new and used vehicles. A 12-month study by CHI Energy revealed that the dealership achieved kWh savings of 11% in the showroom, 14% for the parking lot and sign lighting, and 11.49% for the entire dealership.
Henkel has set a 20-year goal to triple the value they create by positively impacting the environmental footprint made by their operations, products, and services, known at Henkel as “Factor 3”.
Heavily dependent upon seasonal variables, electrical consumption at the Caribe averaged about $250,000 annually. With high humidity and elevated temperatures in the spring, summer, and fall seasons, air conditioning and cooling costs contribute significantly to the Caribe’s expenses.