Colorado utilities have spend more than $166 on energy -efficiency programs since 2007, saving millions of kilowatt-hours each year, according to the Boulder-based Southwest Energy Efficiency Program or SWEEP.
Economic analysis demonstrates current energy policy is proven economic driver; bolsters case for strengthening rather than diluting efficiency provisions in new bill awaiting passage by Ohio House of Representatives.
Energy efficiency is gaining momentum in states traditionally ranked near the bottom of the American Council for an Energy Efficiency Economy’s (ACEEE) annual State Energy Efficiency Scorecard.
