Commission OKs Energy Audit

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County Attorney Adán Trujillo (left) speaks with Scott Griffith, a Yearout sales executive, about the in-depth audit of the County’s energy use the company will begin next year. Griffith said the County’s energy costs are increasing, but this is not atypical of any other community in Northern New Mexico, as energy costs are rising statewide.

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    The Rio Arriba County Commission unanimously passed a resolution, Dec. 21, to allow Yearout, an Albuquerque-based energy services company, to conduct an Investment-Grade Energy Audit to analyze the energy use of all County-owned buildings.     County Manager Tomas Campos…

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