The Energy Efficiency Check Pilot Project

Energy Efficiency Check

January 1, 2013
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Jesse Row
Former Program Director, Energy Efficiency
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The Energy Efficiency (EE) Check pilot project is a demonstration of an innovative approach for supporting energy efficiency retrofits for large buildings and smaller and mid-size industrial facilities. EE Check uses an expert team to provide low-cost, comprehensive support and advice to owners and managers who are embarking on, or considering, energy efficiency upgrades.

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Jesse Row
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