It's time to change it up a bit. The old ways aren't working as well as they used to. Time to push for more clean energy technologies, more alternative energies, and longer lasting, energy-efficient light bulbs. And this is what Clean Energy Coalition, an Yspi non-profit, plans to do with their new project "Rebuild Ypsi."
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The project is intended to reduce energy costs by assisting in
energy efficiency improvements for commercial buildings such as
offices, retail, restaurants and multifamily residential.
“We're
extremely excited to work right here in the community towards energy
efficiency practices that will benefit building owners and renters
financially because of the continuous increase in energy prices," said
CEC Executive Director Sean Reed.
Rebuild Ypsilanti is part of
a larger effort in the State of Michigan, not surprisingly called,
Rebuild Michigan. The Michigan Energy Office, headed under the Michigan
Department of Labor & Economic Growth, provided $102,213 to
Ypsilanti’s CEC and four other communities as part of a start up
assistance grant.
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