Cold Chain Distribution

The global impact of CryoGenX4 on cold chain distribution facilities would result in significant financial savings and environmental improvements.

With an estimated 50,000 cold chain distribution facilities globally, the potential benefits are substantial.

Monetary Impact:

Cold chain distribution facilities generally spend between $300,000 to $600,000 annually on electricity, largely for refrigeration and temperature control.
With CryoGenX4, a 15% reduction in energy costs translates to savings of $45,000 to $90,000 per facility each year.
Globally, this equates to potential savings of $2.25 billion to $4.5 billion annually.

Environmental Impact:

Cold chain distribution is a heavy contributor to Scope 2 carbon emissions due to its reliance on refrigeration and climate-controlled storage.
A 15% reduction in electricity use would significantly reduce these facilities' carbon footprints, supporting global sustainability goals by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and making the cold chain more environmentally friendly.

Energy Efficient Technologies has worked extensively in this sector in several million square feet of facilities.

CryoGenX4 is saving 15% of overall electricity bills and Scope 2 Carbon footprint in these facilities. Projects re-evaluated after 3 years at the machines and on the electric bills proving savings. Return on Investment > 1000%

Clients Who Are Making a Global Impact

Cold Chain Distribution Case Studies

McDonald's System Cold Chain Food Distributor: Pennsylvania, Illinois, Georgia

Helping Hub Centers A major food distributor in the McDonald’s system owns three main hub centers across the country, each of which was included in a three year-long study of CryoGenX4. The goal of...

Global Logistics & Cold Chain Food Distributor Salt Lake City, Utah

Helping Cold Chain Distribution Centers A Global logistics and food distributor was interested in reducing carbon footprint and reducing costs. The goal of this project was to reduce carbon footprint...

DPI-Starbucks Distributor

Case Study Summary: CryoGenX4 Increases Efficiency and Reduces Energy Costs for DPI- A Starbucks Distributor Client: Starbuck's distributor, DPI Mid-Atlantic Operations, Capitol Heights, MD Testing...

Armada Supply Chain Solutions

Helping Cold Chain Distribution Centers A major food distributor in the McDonald’s system with a 400,000 square foot facility was interested in reducing carbon footprint and reducing costs by...

Mitchell Distribution- Anheuser-Busch

Mitchell Distributing, Gulfport, MS Location Staying Cool, and Profitable with an 842% ROI When it comes to keeping products cool and protected, Mitchell Distributing’s HVAC and refrigeration systems...

Columbia Distributing, Kent, WA | MillerCoors

MillerCoors took a significant step toward environmental responsibility and operational efficiency by implementing a complete LED lighting upgrade at their 400,000-square-foot distribution center....

Premier Distributing, Albuquerque, NM

Keeping it Cold Premier Distribution Company (PDC) and Anheuser-Busch need to keep their product cold, and stored at a consistent level. The surrounding desert atmosphere was another factor that...

Crescent Crown MillerCoors Distributing

Energy Efficient Technologies worked with Crescent Crown to reduce energy usage and Scope 2 Carbon Footprint in all of their locations in all machines. In all EET deployed CryoGenX4 in 141 Large...

Pestinger Distributing- Anheuser-Busch

Energy Efficient Technologies helped upgrade all facilities to LED lighting.

Columbia Distributing Portfolio

Energy Efficient Technologies(EET) has been working with Columbia Distributing since 2019 to reduce their energy usage and carbon footprint while increasing their profit. EET has upgraded LED...