USDA Webinar on "Overview of Energy Efficiency and Conservation Loan Program"
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USDA Webinar on "Overview of Energy Efficiency and Conservation Loan Program"
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The Energy Department and U.S. Department of Agriculture will present a live webinar titled "Energy Efficiency and Conservation Loan Program Webinar Series—#1 Overview and Cost Effectiveness." Join experts from the Energy Department and U.S. Department of Agriculture to learn about the Rural Utilities Service's new Energy Efficiency and Conservation Loan Program (EECLP). Through the EECLP, the Rural Utilities Service provides direct loans to rural electric cooperatives and other rural electricity providers. The EECLP supports energy efficiency, demand-side management, and renewable energy generation. The first of this six-part webinar series will provide an overview of EECLP. It will also cover the requirements and benefits of the program, and get you started. In addition, experts will discuss steps you can take to evaluate the cost effectiveness of energy program options.
Webinar Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service
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