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Energy Waste in Multifamily Units What's the Biggest Culprit?

By Cooperator Studio   14 December 2017 Energy Conservation
Energy conservation pro discusses the most common sources of energy loss and cost increases.
There's more to hunting down energy waste than just caulking drafty windows and turning off lights when you leave a room. In this short segment, a multifamily energy expert discusses ways for buildings and HOAs to cut back on energy use, saving money for both individual residents and the community alike. 

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  • Eugene Oleson on Thursday, December 14, 2017 3:20 PM
    Providing the written comments would be helpful to allow for more sharing of useful information. Videos are popular but written information is so much more useful.

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