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Green Motor Initiative (GMI) is Replaced by EASA Accreditation

 

GMI, beginning in 2008, was the first of its' kind initiative offering participating electric utility financed energy efficiency incentives to electric motor end-use customers of GMI verified member service centers.  Today, motors rewound to EASA Accreditation processes return to their original manufactured nominal efficiency values. Accreditation is the longterm replacement for the Green Motor Initiative

 

Good news for electric motor end-users, using EASA Accredited motor service centers utilizes third party technical assessments resulting in enhanced high-level quality electric motor repair/rewinding much like GMI. EASA Accredited companies can be found in your area and throughout the World. Here's a link to EASA Accredited service centers.

 

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