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![]() |   | About Us Rebuild New Mexico is a state-wide, non profit organization helping New Mexicans to reduce their energy costs through education and innovation. Rebuild New Mexico grew out of the 1998 DOE Rebuild America initiative to assist with improving energy efficiency commercial buildings. Our organization has three areas of emphasis - 1) Behavior Modification, helping to change the building occupants to reduce energy use; 2) Building Audits; Assessments and Investment Grade Audits to consider retrofit recommendations for improving building performance; and 3) Education and Outreach particularly concerned with greening our statewide community workforce. |   | ![]() See the CASH Introductory Video |
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![]() |   | Energy Management: Behavior Changes for Energy Savings Downloads |
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|   | Rebuild New Mexico working in conjunction with the State of New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Resource Division and the Public School Facilities Authority has completed the twenty-five minute DVD on getting a "Behavior Changes for Energy Savings" Program in your school district. This is a no-cost to low cost program that can help redirect funds by trimming costs from the electrical costs into school programs. Download our accompanying documents, view the DVD and get started today! | |
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![]() |   | The Event |
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|   | Tuesday September 9, 2008 at 8:00 am. Rebuild New Mexico would like to invite our partners and interested members of the community to attend our Guest Speaker presentation on Tuesday September 9 at 8 am at the Los Griegos Community Center. Mr. Neal Skiver, Senior Vice President of Energy Services for the Bank of America will provide attendees with creative financing possibilities for large scale building retrofits in the effort to reduce energy cost while improving building life cycle costs. Mr. Skiver will also share his expertise of renewable energy projects that are examples of what might be considered appropriate for creative financing on the part of Bank of America. | |
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