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Farmers can gain a valuable new outlet for their products while communities can use locally-grown crops and residues for heat and power.

Wondering what’s happening in Minnesota to expand charging locations and how you can take part? We’ll get you plugged in.

You can't manage what you don't measure! Understanding your energy use and measuring your progress is a great way to ensure energy savings.

CERTs helps you distribute energy & water saving products like sprayers, aerators, showerheads, LED bulbs, and power strips.

This report is intended to detail the model and lessons learned from the Small Business Energy Coaching pilot project so that utilities, energy efficiency service providers, non-profit organization

The Clean Energy Project Builder directory from CERTs helps you find solar installers and energy auditors that can help you move forward with projects.

Energy Storage can be an excellent addition to clean energy projects to avoid demand charges or add resiliency.

Geothermal, or ground-source heating and cooling, uses the temperature of the earth and a pump to heat and cool buildings.

There are federal, state, utility, and other incentives that help buy down the cost of energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

The USDA supports clean energy projects in Greater MN through their REAP program.

Most utilities offer programs to buy wind or solar energy for a small premium as an easy way to be green.

The Clean Energy Project Builder directory from CERTs helps you find solar installers and energy auditors that can help you move forward with projects.

Wondering what questions to ask companies you might work with on your next clean energy project? Here's a great starter list.

Most utilities offer programs to buy wind or solar energy for a small premium as an easy way to be green.

A small wind turbine can lower your electricity bill and prevent power interruptions.