Wyoming Energy Efficiency: Up The Road A Piece?

摘要

Seems that Wyoming ranks dead last on the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy's 2008 "State Energy Efficiency Scorecard." The Cowboy State (which is also the largest supplier of coal in the United States) scored a zero out of a possible 50 points when it comes to energy efficiency programs. Points were awarded for initiatives such as utility and public programs and policies, combined heat and power; R&D and financial incentives. Topping the energy-efficiencylist was California, which scored 40.5 out of the 50 possible points. The Top 5 was rounded out by Oregon (37.0 points), Connecticut (36.0), Vermont (33.0) and New York (32.5 points).