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Leading By (Eco) Example

by Betty Newman

 

Trenton South Engine Plant  

Chrysler Group employees are going beyond conventional thinking to help preserve and protect our environmental resources. That innovative spirit and dedication were honored during an Environmental Leadership Awards event on September 22 in Auburn Hills, MI.

 

Twenty-nine teams from the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Venezuela, submitted projects.  Twenty-one were sent on for scoring by judges representing manufacturing, engineering, purchasing, PR and dealers.  

 

In the category to improve environmental performance at production sites or manufacturing facilities, the winner was...

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Bright Ideas in Reducing Energy

by Betty Newman

Small steps can add up to  major energy savings.  Chrysler Group LLC Facilities group is proving just that with several new green programs at its World Headquarters and Technology Center complex in Auburn Hills, Michigan that are already leading to big leaps in reducing both carbon emmissions and energy dollars.

 

Bryan Whitfield, Manager – Central Energy Plant, Building Automation Systems – says simply eliminating lighting above the travertine hallways has added up to $16,000 a year in electrical savings.  What's more, a project to optimize the use of hot water throughout  the complex is estimated to generate more than $200,000 in natural gas cost reductions annually.

 

The energy savings also apply to the...

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Cash for Cars --Not Just Clunkers

by Steven Beahm

I’m pleased to let you know about our “Cash for Cars” promotion that, together with the Federal government’s “Car Allowance Rebate Systems” (CARS) could put up to $9,000 back into your pocket.
Here’s how it works:

The CARS program (you may know it better as “Cash for Clunkers”) is a move to induce drivers to trade in their older, less fuel efficient vehicles for newer cars and trucks with modern technology that allows them to use a lot less fuel. That inducement is money…from $3,500 to $4,500.
But what if you don’t have a “clunker” that qualifies under the program but still...

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Recycling to Save Money and Help Environment

by Betty Newman

Employees at Chrysler are pitching in, helping the company's recycling efforts and saving a lot of money in the process.  

Cash for Clunker Info Link

by Ed Garsten

Questions about the co-called "Cash for Clunkers" program?  There's a new website with plenty of information we know you'll find useful. Just click here to get to www.cars.gov.

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