Energy Efficiency
Case Study
Hannaford Supermarket and Pharmacy
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Highlights
About Hannaford Supermarket and Pharmacy
Founded in 1883, Hannaford operates 167 supermarkets in the northeastern United States. Hannaford is a part of the Brussels-based Delhaize Group (NYSE:DEG), a global food retailing leader with $27.8 billion in annual sales. Hannaford creates value through everyday low prices, a passion for food, and best practices such as its industry-leading supply chain. Hannaford is the region’s largest certified organic supermarket, a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Merit Award winner for its sustainability practices, and ranked among the best employers nationally for supporting healthy lifestyles.
Project Summary
Hannaford Supermarkets was looking for a way to improve the overall lighting in the sales areas of their stores while reducing operating costs by saving energy. Through the Mass Save program, Hannaford was able to add:
High Efficient Lighting Systems- Replaced 400-watt metal halide lamps in the main sales isles with T-5 high bay fluorescent technology.
- Replaced 100-watt ceramic metal halide par 38 track lights with 70-watt CMH track lights with electronic ballasts and improved optics.
- Saving on annual energy costs.
- Reducing impact on the environment.
- Improving the efficiency of the facility
Solution
Energy efficient light fixtures were installed while maintaining the character and feel of the supermarket.
Mass Save as a Strategic Partner
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