New Hampshire has invested time and energy into considering whether and how to make energy efficiency a first-order resource. Through these state discussions, Business Leaders have taken several actions to prove efficiency’s worth in caring for the environment, the economy, and the business bottom line. Both Common Man Family and Durgin and Crowell Lumber Co., Inc. are examples of not only how energy efficiency has been fruitful, but more importantly, how it has given them a competitive edge.
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