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Ohio Energy Office The Ohio Energy Office (OEO) works with individuals, communities, non-profit organizations, businesses large and small, industry, and other government agencies to achieve its VISION: a robust economy supported by multiple energy sources, energy efficiency, and advanced technology with added value for the quality of life for all Ohioans. Click here to access the list of Home Weatherization Program (HWAP) providers! Renewable Energy is working for Ohio communities, business and residents. The Ohio Business Energy Resource Center provides tips, tools, and resources to manage energy for short-term savings and long-term energy solutions. The Ohio Small Business Energy Saver Energy Terms, Trends and Tools NEWS July 10, 2008 - Need to know where to buy E85 or other alternative fuels? The US Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center now has an online station locator. Just specify which kind of fuel you want, then enter your address, and the locator will map out the closest stations that sell that fuel. The site also provides information for truck stop electrification, total station counts, and an overview map of the United States. June 20, 2008 - On June 16, 2008, a group of economic development professionals from across Ohio converged on the campus of the Ohio Deparment of Agriculture in Reynoldsburg. Their focus was Retooling for Ohio's Advanced Energy Markets. This event was designed to inform them about Ohio's opportunities in advanced energy and to equip them to help interested companies to engage in supplying these industries. Speakers included Governor Ted Strickland, Lieutenant Governor and Department of Development Director Lee Fisher, Energy Advisor to the Governor Mark Shanahan and many more. Click here to view presentations from the event. "…It is an essential government function and public purpose of the state to promote the efficient utilization of energy…"
Click here to access the Combined Energy Assistance Programs application!
is free and easy for businesses
spending less than $150,000 yearly
on energy to find ways to reduce energy waste.
Section 1551.18 of the Ohio Revised Code states:
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