The nonprofit Clean Energy Works helps homeowners improve their energy-guzzling homes.
The nonprofit Clean Energy Works helps homeowners improve their energy-guzzling homes.
More Ashland residents will now be able to take advantage of Clean Energy Works programs because the nonprofit partnered in September with the city of Ashland, which has a long history of offering conservation and energy efficiency programs.
Clean Energy Works, which partners with local banks and approved local contractors, can help residents get loans of $30,000 or more, said Ben Scott, an Ashland resident and the Southern Oregon regional coordinator for Clean Energy Works.
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