Pictured are Manufacturing Engineer David Mertz, Energy Services Representative Nancy Kelly, President Dan Patnode, Princeton Public Utilities Commissioner Jack Edmonds and Princeton Public Utilities General Manager Keith Butcher.
Glenn Metalcraft started operations in their new production facility in May 2024. The facility is the first facility located in Princeton’s new industrial park. The new facility has high efficiency LED lighting; Rooftop Units; ENERGY STAR™ appliances: Electronically Commutated Motor circulating pumps; and Compressed Air Equipment. These projects qualified for $44,000 in rebates and are estimated to provide approximately $48,000 in annual energy savings. These projects reduce annual greenhouse gases equivalent to the emissions of two hundred seventy-seven passenger vehicles. Dan shared, “We are very appreciative of the support provided by the rebate program.”