MLUI’s new report shows that a comprehensive energy efficiency program in Traverse City will produce nearly 100 jobs and return millions of dollars annually into the local economy.
Saving Energy & Creating Jobs
The Traverse City community could see spectacular growth in jobs and economic development for at least three decades and cut its overall energy costs between 50 and 70 percent by adopting an aggressive, countywide energy efficiency program.
Our Voices: Report: Countywide Efficiency Would Lift Local Economy
Two non-profits that recently managed a successful, door-to-door home energy-efficiency pilot program in Traverse City are now taking a next step. The groups are putting the finishing touches on a study that indicates a similar program for all residential, commercial,...
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