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Rural Arkansas program offers example of energy savings through efficiency
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Low-to-moderate income renters and homeowners in rural Arkansas are reaping the savings from a program they pay for themselves over time to improve energy efficiency in their house or apartment.
Tammy Agard, president and co-founder of EEtility in Arkansas, told nearly 190 people attending the 46th annual meeting of the Northern Plains Resource Council Saturday about a program in which an energy cooperative lends people money for energy efficiency or renewable energy improvements to their homes.
Residents pay nothing out-of-pocket for the improvements, but instead pay off the loan over time through their monthly utility bill.
By MIKE FERGUSON [email protected]
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