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You are here: Home / Washington / Seattle Takes Up Better Building Challenge

Seattle Takes Up Better Building Challenge

February 25, 2011 By Brittany Quigley

Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn took up President Obama’s recent call for a “Better Building Challenge” (reducing energy use in the commercial buildings 20% by 2020) in his State of the City address on February 22nd. In his remarks to the city, the Mayor singled out NEEC member Optimum Energy as an example of the types of companies that would benefit from an expanding building energy retrofit market. The Mayor’s complete remarks can be found here.

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