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Efficiency upgrade rebates help damaged Minneapolis businesses reopen
Expanded energy efficiency upgrade rebates allowed HD Laundry to rebuild with greener machines and cleaning processes. Credit: Ben Hovland / Sahan Journal
Immigrant-owned businesses can apply for rebates from Minnesota energy companies. Expanded energy-efficiency programs are helping them build back greener.
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