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Utility energy efficiency can boost state, advocates say
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Three advocacy groups are calling on West Virginia regulators to require electric utilities to increase their investments in energy efficiency.
The Sierra Club, Energy Efficient West Virginia and the West Virginia Citizen Action Group released a report Wednesday that says West Virginia could gain 19,500 new jobs if FirstEnergy and American Electric Power invest in energy efficiency projects.
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Utility energy efficiency can boost state, advocates say
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Three advocacy groups are calling on West Virginia regulators to require electric utilities to increase their investments in energy efficiency.
The Sierra Club, Energy Efficient West Virginia and the West Virginia Citizen Action Group released a report Wednesday that says West Virginia could gain 19,500 new jobs if FirstEnergy and American Electric Power invest in energy efficiency projects.
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