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Government

Leading by example

Government buildings and facilities require around-the-clock, reliable electricity to carry out their day-to-day operations. A comprehensive energy strategy can help local and state governments operate efficiently by allocating budgetary costs to areas that benefit the public more effectively.

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Building a better energy budget

Together, we can create an energy strategy that works for you and your community.

Local government

We helped the City of Houston lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduce energy usage by 30 percent with the adoption of Renewable Select.

State government

We helped Minnesota reach statewide requirements to implement 25 percent renewable energy thanks to the utilization of nine community solar farms.

Buildings and facilities

Our knowledge of new legislation and guidelines can help property managers achieve conformance and efficiency.

Products & services available to government

Explore our suite of products designed to fit your government needs.

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Knowledge and tools enhance every energy solution

Every customer of ours gains access to market knowledge and the tools to manage their energy consumption. With this online account management resource, they can discover trends, pay bills, analyze energy use, and prepare reports via a personalized energy dashboard.

BY THE NUMBERS

The U.S. federal government spend more than $6 billion-plus annually on energy consumed by people and systems within federal buildings.
 

Source: Alliance to Save Energy

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Government | SEP 22, 2026

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