From Wisconsin Public Radio:
A report says the Wisconsin's Focus On Energy program could be creating more jobs. A coalition of electric utilities, energy company suppliers and enviromental groups has published a study of the Focus program. The report uses federal data to show that the ratepayer-funded energy eficiency and conservation program could create about 10-thousand jobs if funding levels backed by the Public Service Commission last year were restored. Kevin Cullather of the Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance says there would be three types of new jobs...
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