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Focusing on energy: Acronyms aside, Focus on Energy is definitely more friend than FOE

Focusing on energy: Acronyms aside, Focus on Energy is definitely more friend than FOE

In the event business owners still haven’t discovered every possible way to lower their operational costs, they can achieve greater energy efficiency through Focus on Energy business programs. The FOE programs, funded by energy utilities that serve Wisconsin, offer financial incentives to hold down installation costs and bring a faster payback.

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Focusing on energy: Acronyms aside, Focus on Energy is definitely more friend than FOE

Focusing on energy: Acronyms aside, Focus on Energy is definitely more friend than FOE

In the event business owners still haven’t discovered every possible way to lower their operational costs, they can achieve greater energy efficiency through Focus on Energy business programs. The FOE programs, funded by energy utilities that serve Wisconsin, offer financial incentives to hold down installation costs and bring a faster payback.

AmFam making sustainability inroads through the help of this visionary

AmFam making sustainability inroads through the help of this visionary

When it comes to environmental sustainability, LeeAnn Glover has demonstrated time and time again that she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty. It’s not just that she’s elbows deep in the sustainability initiatives she leads (with Dan Rosetta) as co-director of American Family Insurance’s Workplace Sustainability program. No, in the past few years, she’s been plunging her hands into the rich loam of one of AmFam’s 120 garden plots — which represent just a portion of the sustainability legacy the insurance giant is forging in the Greater Madison community.
The solar system: Advocates say solar still a good bet for businesses

The solar system: Advocates say solar still a good bet for businesses

If the only thing you know about solar energy is that the federal government wasted $530 million of your money on a failed company called Solyndra, you’re probably not much of a fan. But if you’ve been keeping up with improvements in the technology, and solar’s falling price, you’ll be more inclined to give it a second look.

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IBTV Inside Peek: Energy Tech Solutions, LLC

This week, IBTV interviews Rob Everhart, chief technical officer and partner at Energy Tech Solutions, LLC. The company is a manufacturer, wholesaler, and direct seller of LED lighting solutions for industrial, commercial, and government applications.
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