City saves over $2.7 million in utility & taxpayer dollars by going green
KHON2 - 2024-04-23T02:02:07.000Z

In just one year, the City’s efforts to go green have saved over $2.7 million in utility and taxpayer dollars. Now, over 80 facilities will get energy-efficient upgrades across the island.

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