Denver Restaurant Sustainability Certification Program Announced
Denver Restaurant Sustainability Certification Program Held At Wynkoop Brewery
The program recognizes environmental achievement in pollution prevention and environmental sustainability. These goals become the criteria for certification and recognition as a Denver P2 Partner.
The program also provides different ways for businesses to save money including more efficient lighting, composting, and recycling. Resources include free energy assessments, support for implementation, and financial assistance for certain improvements.
It also focuses on best management practices for pressure washing to comply with Colorado’s new law. Wash On Wheels was the only pressure washing company invited to attend. They’re the only company who has shown consistent compliance with all environmental laws and assisted local inspectors – rather than avoid them.
Preservation of the environment and enhanced public image are two of the benefits of this program. Wash On Wheels works with the P2 Partners Program to help local restaurants achieve their certification.
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