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Energy services contract could cut City of Missoula’s CO2 emissions by 700 metric tons

Missoula

An energy audit sought by the City of Missoula last spring has continued to advance and now carries recommendations that could cut hundreds of tons of carbon dioxide from city operations while netting future energy savings.

Doing so may require a varying degree of investment and take several years to pay off, but pursuing the recommendations would bring the city closer to its climate goals.

 

By Martin Kidston

 

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C-Pace – Property Assessed Commercial Energy Enhancement program.

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