Cinemark
Webb Chapel Lighting Project
Cinemark Partners with TXU Energy for Webb Chapel Lighting Project
Every business wants to provide a safe environment for customers. For Cinemark, it’s especially important. After all, going to the movies is often a nighttime activity, and safety is an important consideration when selecting a theatre of choice. So when Cinemark’s Webb Chapel theatre in Dallas sought to improve their walk-up experience, its energy manager had a lightbulb moment.
Cinemark set out to make 1,100 spaces in its parking lot brighter, thereby safer and more welcoming for customers. TXU Energy was ready with a solution – and monetary support. Through TXU Greenback Rebates, Cinemark received funding for half of the project to install LEDs in the four-acre lot.
TXU Energy also managed project logistics with the local TDU and expedited the approval process. The agreement, installation and rebate approval for the project took just 2 months. By making simple, environmentally-responsible changes, Cinemark earned money for its upgrades and met its goal to provide a better customer experience.
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Cinemark’s brighter parking lot is just one example of how we help businesses turn energy-efficiency goals into real operational improvements. With Greenback Rebates, dedicated local support and customized business solutions, we can help fund facility upgrades, simplify project logistics and support long-term savings.
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