Automotive & Service Centres
Midas is a globally recognized automotive service brand with a broad network of service facilities spanning multiple countries. Across North America (the United States and Canada), the brand operates approximately 1,200–1,300 franchised and licensed service locations, each offering a range of maintenance and repair services to retail and commercial customers. Globally, Midas is present at over 2,000 sites, collectively supporting a diverse portfolio of automotive service operations.
The organization’s locations vary in size, function, and operating intensity, combining customer-facing service bays, work service areas, and support spaces. Operating such a distributed portfolio requires careful coordination of facility performance, lighting, operational efficiency, and planning considerations across varying regional conditions and franchise environments.
Managing energy and facility performance across this type of network calls for structured evaluation approaches that support planning and decision-making without disrupting essential daily operations.
SustainErgy has supported Midas through targeted, project-specific engagements focused on energy performance insight, lighting-related considerations, and retrofit planning across selected locations.
Engagements have been structured to support planning, evaluation, and comparison activities while remaining flexible to site-specific conditions, franchise requirements, and internal timelines. Support has been provided through planning-level analysis, decision-support activities, and coordination related to facility improvement initiatives.
Providing project-specific considerations and performance reviews for lighting systems across selected locations.
In-depth energy performance insights designed to support site-specific evaluation and comparison activities.
Comprehensive planning-level analysis focused on long-term retrofit initiatives and facility improvements.
Structured guidance and coordination activities to empower informed decisions regarding facility upgrades.
Flexible engagement structures that remain fully responsive to unique site conditions and internal timelines.
Ensuring all improvement initiatives are perfectly aligned with specific franchise requirements and corporate goals.
The engagement supported improved visibility into energy use and lighting performance, informed internal discussions around facility upgrades, and contributed to planning and evaluation activities related to potential investments and incentive alignment.
The work also supported a broader, structured approach to evaluating facility performance and improvement opportunities across a distributed service network.