8/5/2010
Neosho, Missouri  -  OES donates the use of wind turbine maintenance equipment to Crowder College
  
7/30/2010
Tipton Ford, Missouri  -  Best Price Grant is going  to be gone quickly.  New customers already expressing interest.

  7/29/2010
Jefferson City, Missouri - OES wins a "Best Price Efficiency Grant" in the first of it's kind ever held in Missouri reverse auction.  With this grant OES will be able to offer our customers up to a 50% price reduction in the cost of their energy conservation projects.

  7/27/2010
Jefferson City, Missouri - Dan Boyt and Travis Creswell named the only approved auditors in the Energize Missouri Program in the Joplin area.

  6/20/2010
Joplin, Missouri - Dan Boyt, Lead Project Engineer is awarded the CEM, Certified Energy Manager Certification.  Congratulations Dan!

 6/15/2010
Neosho, Missouri - Haas Warehousing, High Street Facility Energy Upgrade completed and they start saving over 100,000 kWh's per year!  Congratulations Mr. Haas!

 5/28/2010
Seneca, Missouri - OES Awarded contract to provide Energy Audit for the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma.  Thank you Chief Wallace and Dr. Murray.

10/1/2009
Joplin, Missouri - Ozark Energy Services announces the launch of their newly redesigned website. 

Haas Warehousing Inc. 
Neosho, Missouri


"I would absolutely recommend Ozark Energy Services"
- Jeff Haas, President  

Haas Warehousing, has been in Haas family for 100 years, Jeff Haas contacted Ozark Energy Services looking for ways to reduce his electric bill. After a Lighting Audit, it was discovered that lighting alone was found to make up 90% of the energy use in the 180,000 square-foot building.

Despite their Metal Halide lighting system being only a few years old, the economics of an upgrade made it an obvious choice. Light levels and distribution were improved considerably despite more than a 50% reduction in lighting power consumption. Office fixtures were also upgraded to T8 and incandescent exit lights replaced with LED lighting fixtures. Since components for animal feed are frequently stored at the facility, tube-guards were installed over lamps, providing glass-breakage protection that was not there before.

In total, this project took 35 kilowatts off the grid and reduced annual energy consumption by 130,000 kilowatt-hours. Assuming coal fired power (which makes up 85% of Missouri’s energy production) this translates to over 185,000 lbs of abated CO2 emission reduction per year – the equivalent of planting 25 acres of trees or taking 15 cars off the road.

The Empire District Electric Company provided a rebate of $20,000 for the project and the project will pay for itself in three years through $12,000 in annual energy savings. Further savings are found indirectly through reduced maintenance, since Ozark Energy Services installed ballasts with a five-year warranty, as well as is providing the first year of service at no cost, and supplied extra lamps for spot replacement after the maintenance period ends.