US Army reaches $1bn energy savings milestone

Michael Holder
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Savings achieved through new utility contracts over the past five years signed in response to President Obama's energy efficiency drive

A federal energy efficiency drive has helped the US Army achieve $1bn in energy performance savings in less than five years through new utility contracts, it was revealed last week. The US Army announced...

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