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Reports on this page are from within the past year (based on publish date). The reports will automatically drop off after one year. After that, the only way to access the reports is via the document search tool. Any report that is a year or more old is only available in the document search tool. If there are no listings on this page then it means there are no recent reports at this time.
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  • Community Block Grant: Efficiency in White Bear Lake Restaurants
    July 17, 2012 - Describes low and no cost energy efficiency opportunities for locally owned restaurants. In 2009, the City of White Bear Lake obtained an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant to implement a technical assistance program.
  • Minnesota Conservation Improvement Program Energy and Carbon Dioxide Savings Report
    June 29, 2012 - This report covers the annual energy savings and estimated carbon dioxide reductions achieved by energy conservation improvement programs for the two most recent years for which data are available. This report updates the previously reported figures for 2009 and provides new figures for 2010.
  • The Minnesota Utility Data Book (2008)
    June 04, 2012 - The 2008 Minnesota Utility Data Book provides aggregate information reported by Minnesota utilities through 2008. It also provides data reported by individual companies for the year 2008.
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