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Posted: December 5, 2008
U.S. Energy Group hosts free training session
On November, 8, Dan Margulies, chief operating officer for U.S. Energy Group; Tom Scali, director of sales; and Alberto Palacio, senior service technician, presented a free training session on how to operate U.S. Energy Group's USE Controller Energy Management System (EMS) and USE Verifier Digital Fuel Gauge at the Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) facility in the Bronx.
The group session was specifically targeted to 47 building superintendents representing three major property management portfolios in the metro-New York area. U.S. Energy Group, which has increased sales by 73% in the past year, arranged the free training session to help its new clients' superintendents get up to speed quickly and more effectively drive their buildings to peak operating efficiency - reducing fuel use this winter.
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