Intro to Energy Performance Contracting

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Tuesday, January 27, 2004

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM

COG Board Room

Contact: George Nichols
gnichols@mwcog.org
202-962-3355

Are you looking for a no-hassle way to make capital improvements to your facility?

Attend an introduction to COG's Energy Services Performance Contracting (ESPC) Program. Join us to hear energy experts talk about several local initiatives as well as creative ways to finance and upgrade your facility infrastructure. Registration required. Register online or call George Nichols at 202-962-3355.

Sponsored by Chevron Energy Solutions in partnership with the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments.

Chevron Energy Solutions is under contract with COG to conduct the ESPC program.

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