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We evaluate each lab’s processes to custom design the best energy efficiencies to employ in their lab.
From of aerators to reduce water flow to using water-efficient autoclaves & glass washers, small savings add up.
We have partnered with many green chemistry providers so that our clients have the most up to date access to the most modern chemical catalogs.
We connect you with premier recycling partners for your unique workflow, reducing costs and waste.
Often, saving money is just about changing behaviors. We create a customized training plan that fits with your research, culture, and goals.
Whatever your problem, we have a soultion for it. Contact us today if you are interested.
Labs that aren't green don't just hurt the planet. They cost you money. Budgets are tighter than ever, and your research dollars are siphoned away by your energy, water and heating bills. Old and out-dated equipment wastes time, supplies, and even more energy. You can drop your operating overhead by more than 12% with our nonprofit’s free guidance.
It doesn't matter if you're in a lab of 2 or 200, we can help you reduce the energy, water, and consumable materials you use. Big savings for your budget and big savings for the planet.
"From the initial conversation, to building a team and engaging in the community at large, Steve has revolutionized how we implement sustainable practices.”
Our mission is to remove the barriers to a more sustainable lab.
We create value for research labs by helping them spend more on science and less on waste.
We envision a world where research labs contribute to a circular economy. Where they don’t waste research dollar on waste.
Right now, a research lab’s carbon footprint is 10x that of a office building. A lot of this is due to out-dated equipment, incorrectly optimized electrical usage, and lack of training.
We’re going to change that.
After 25 years in the field of energy efficiency, Steven Miller's passion for sustainability took him to Eversource, a New England utility conglomerate. There, he proposed new ways to promote and incentivize lab energy solutions that have been widely adopted in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Along the way, he learned that energy was only part of the equation and felt called to act. He founded Lab(Re)new in 2022 to help labs minimize resource consumption, reduce waste generation, and foster a culture of sustainability.