Delaware gets report card on energy efficiency
Delaware is ranked 31st in a study of energy efficiency among the 50 states.
The Washington-based American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy issued a state-by-state ranking reviewing their policies and programs that encourage energy efficiency in buildings, transportation, and industry. The council works to improve energy efficiency nationwide through policies and programs as well as technologies, investments, and energy efficient behaviors. CLICK HERE to read more about Delaware’s ranking.
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