Recognizing the huge demand and need for energy efficient lighting, the Conservation Group was created in 1988.  Since then, we have been the leader in providing energy efficient lighting products and controls.  As part of a family owned and operated lean company, we formed partnerships with some of the biggest names in the energy efficient business when larger firms couldn't.  We have supplied energy efficicent lighting and controls for over 800 million square feet of retrofit projects.  We offer:  Very competitive pricing which equals a quick return on investment  Utility rebate program fixtures Fluorescent, LED and Inductive lighting retrofit kits Special programs for ESCOs and facilities  Bulb and ballast recycling

	With over 100 employees located in ten branches, we service accounts nationwide and US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Canada.Our dedication and personal service to the smaller customer is why we were chosen by two of the nation's best utility companies, National Grid and NSTAR to be a supplier of energy efficient fixtures for their business customers.
	Our long term relationships with the world leaders in lighting such as Crescent Stonco, Sylvania, Intermatic, Watt Stopper and Sensor Switch has enabled us to provide municipalities, ESCOs and Utility companies along with state and the federal government the latest energy efficient lighting products at the best prices.
The greatest change begins with the smallest steps.  As seen in the graph to the right, businesses use more electricity for lighting than any other source. Every step to lower your lighting use, from installing energy-efficient lighting to operating lights only where and when you need them, can significantly lower your energy bills.

National Grid's Small Business Program offers incentives for up to 70% of the cost of the installation of qualified energy efficient equipment.	As part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), we carry many products that qualify for the Buy American Provision.  Click here for more information.

August Conservation Newsletter

Watt Stopper "Lighting Controls for sustainability   "The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a report in November 2007 which identifies electricity as the single largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, and buildings as the single largest consumer of electricity. This means that cutting electricity usage will likely have a greater impact on reducing GHG emissions over any other measure including improving the fuel efficiency of vehicles.

We are always on the lookout for talented individuals who can join the Munro team and strive for excellence. Click here for current openings.