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You are here: Home / Member Press Releases / Cadmus in the News: “Report: Minnesota efficiency program returns $4 for every $1 invested,” Utility Dive

Cadmus in the News: “Report: Minnesota efficiency program returns $4 for every $1 invested,” Utility Dive

December 4, 2015 By Cadmus Group

Hand changing a regular light bulb for LED Utility Dive reports that analysis conducted by Cadmus finds that Minnesota’s Conservation Improvement Program (CIP) generates at least $4 in benefits for every dollar spent on energy efficiency. Read the story on UtilityDive.com (http://www.utilitydive.com/news/report-minnesota-efficiency-program-returns-4-for-every-1-invested/408835/.

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