Rockland County commits to $3 million initiative to be powered by green energy
County Executive Ed Day signed a resolution ahead of the new year.
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Jan 2, 2024, 12:22 PM
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59ds agoRockland County will soon be powered completely by green electricity.
County Executive Ed Day signed a resolution ahead of the new year.
Direct Energy Business LLC has been awarded the contract.
This nearly $3 million initiative aims to promote sustainability and reduce the county's carbon footprint.
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