Video: What's "New" in Cutting Energy Operating Costs?

by Walt G. Homan

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June 21, 2011

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Walt G. Homan, president and CEO of California-based MACH Energy, discusses approaches to cutting energy operating expenses and, in particular, the use of time-of-use metering to fine tune management of those costs.

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