AV's Intern Team | December 19, 2014 | No Comments
In October, the North Carolina-based Roanoke Electric Cooperative became one of the first recipients of a loan through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Loan Program. The cooperative will use the $6 million loan to launch “Upgrade to Save,” a voluntary on-bill financing program allowing its members to make investments in energy efficiency upgrades and reduce their energy costs.
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2014 -- Issue 6 (Dec/Jan)
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