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Energy session in Choteau, Montana will examine decentralization, conservation

October 25, 2007 /

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Montana’s energy policy should focus on conservation and efficiency, in conjunction with a decentralized strategy that relies on Montana-owned renewable power generation.

That’s the message Ben Brouwer, AERO’s http://www.aeromt.org/ Renewable Energy & Conservation program manager, will deliver Friday at 3:30 p.m. when the organization’s annual meeting kicks off in Choteau.

His presentation is based on "Repowering Montana, Blueprint for Home Grown Energy Self-Reliance," a 106-page document created over the past two years by energy experts, architects, builders and regular folks concerned about the direction of the state’s energy policy.

By JO DEE BLACK
Tribune Business Editor

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