PSE&G completes $4.5 million energy efficiency upgrades in Newark firehouses
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What happened
PSE&G and the Newark Fire Division completed a $4.5 million project to upgrade 14 firehouses across Newark. The upgrades, which took over 18 months, included replacing aging boilers and lighting, adding pipe insulation, and installing fuel economizers. This initiative is expected to cut annual energy use by over 225,000 kWh of electricity and 24,000 therms of natural gas.
From firehouse.com
Why it matters
The project is projected to save Newark nearly $50,000 annually in utility costs. PSE&G covered almost 17 percent of the total project cost. These improvements help the city manage operational costs and improve safety for firefighters.
From firehouse.com
Who's involved
- NewarkThe city where the firehouse upgrades took place and the beneficiary of the cost savings.
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The entities involved
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Newark
city in Essex County, and largest city in New Jersey, United States