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With the rise in food delivery services, spurred on by the COVID-19 pandemic, many restaurants began offering food to be delivered through apps like Uber Eats, Postmates and DoorDash.
But restaurants are charged a percentage of each order to use these services, forcing owners to cut into their profits or pass those costs on to consumers. This was a problem recognized by both entrepreneurs and restaurateurs in Oklahoma City alike, and led to the birth of the ELO delivery app.
The ELO (pronounced ee-low) app was designed and launched earlier this year. Like other food delivery apps, it connects customers with local restaurants, but one of the big draws is that ELO doesn t tack on charges for the restaurant to pay, so the menu items are the same in-app as what they would be at the table.
Contec’s CEO, Jack McBride shared, “We are thrilled to complete this installation. We take our responsibility to our community and our planet seriously, and this is a key part of our broader, ongoing corporate social responsibility efforts.”
Contec’s President, Avi Lawrence echoed the sentiment noting, “We’ve already begun tracking and sharing the results of these efforts with our associates and customers; framing the data in a way that is easy to understand by using analogies to personal energy use.”
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Pisgah Energy was the lead developer and worked in collaboration with Charleston SC based-Southern Current to provide construction services for the project.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C., Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Contec recently partnered with Pisgah Energy and Southern Current to design, develop and install a roof and ground mounted solar project at their headquarters in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The two systems, totaling 625.5 kWdc, serve as on-site electrical generation for Contec, expanding their efforts to manufacture their goods with renewable energy.
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Contec headquarters now boasts a total of 1668 solar panels that will supply power to the facility. This net-metered system is estimated to produce 944,600 kWh and offset Contec s electricity usage by 53%.
Contec s CEO, Jack McBride shared, We are thrilled to complete this installation. We take our responsibility to our community and our planet seriously, and this is a key part of our broader, ongoing corporate social responsibility efforts.