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Network Controls and Electric Helps Phillips Pet Supply Go Green

Submitted by: Kristie Bohm Byrum on Dec 07, 2009 at 10:31 pm Tagged with: cabling, Environmental, Infrastructure, Technology Source: Network Controls and Electric

GREENVILLE, SC, December 3, 2009 – Network Controls and Electric – a leading supplier of cabling and electrical infrastructure -- is helping Spartanburg-based Phillips Pet Supply generate more efficient lighting, cooling and energy, supporting the company in its green environmental initiatives.
In a collaboration with Alliance Development, Inc., Network Controls and Electric (NC&E) in this design/build project will support a 97,000-square-foot expansion of Phillips Pet Supply. The NC&E activities include upgraded lighting, additional offices, a new 125-KW generator, a new fuel island, and a 2500-square-foot cooler/freezer.
“Not only will Phillips reduce its energy usage but it also will reduce its operating expenses,” Brad Cunningham, CEO of Network Controls and Electric, said. “NC&E is proud to be able to support Phillips Pet Supply with high-quality designs, products, and services that contribute to the environment and the bottom line.”
Network Controls and Electric was recently recognized as the Palmetto State's sixth highest-performing companies among South Carolina's Fastest-Growing Companies 2009 Program's Top 25.
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About Network Controls and Electric, Inc.
Network Controls & Electric provides high quality, single-source design, installation and maintenance of communication networks and electrical infrastructure. The Company services leading organizations, including educational facilities, health-care organizations and manufacturers. With offices in Greenville and Columbia SC, Network Controls & Electric operates throughout the Upstate of South Carolina and surrounding areas.
With a team of certified design specialists and certified technicians, Network Controls and Electric is known for attention to detail, on-time implementations and for consistently maintaining or exceeding industry standards. For information, visit www.ncande.com.