Enigin Update - Energy Efficiency Grows in Midwest
A REPORTED $1.2 billion has been invested in energy efficiency across the U.S. Midwest during 2011 but further development is needed for further future benefits and further funding is available.
Mandated energy savings targets are increasing, and this funding is projected to continue to grow annually to exceed $1.5 billion by 2015, this is separate from federal stimulus funding.
But with the increased investments there will need to be further development programmes and find new and better ways to install, measure and promote energy efficient products and services.
The Midwest Energy Solutions Conference in Chicago taking place this week will address these trends, dealing with critical questions, including: How much money and energy can consumers save by changing their behavior at work? What impact has a tough economy had on spending on energy efficiency? What new "green" financing tools are available to businesses?
Enigin Distributors in the Midwest, and worldwide, are equipped with energy efficiency solutions from Enigin, to help all businesses and organisations to reduce energy demand and costs.
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