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Energy Fund Program is sponsored by Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources, in coordination with the Louisiana Public Facilities Authority. The Energy Fund is a public-private cooperative endeavor that provides publicly funded entities the low-cost financing necessary to implement energy conservation strategies.
Funds may be used for guaranteed shared savings contracts (performance contracts) and other energy-efficient initiatives.
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