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Energy Efficiency Potential for Northwest Cannabis Growers

June 05, 2018
Carol Winkel

As more cannabis is grown outdoors, less energy is used. Using more energy-efficient lighting, HVAC systems, and better-designed facilities will increase energy savings.

Survey: Washington Cannabis Growers Would Like Help with Energy Efficiency

August 17, 2015
John Harrison

Cannabis growers in Washington surveyed by the Council this year say they are interested in learning more about how to use electricity more efficiently. However, while they are interested in incentives and programs to reduce their energy use, most replied

Big Potential for Energy Savings from Indoor Marijuana Cultivation

September 15, 2014
John Harrison

Growing marijuana indoors, now legal in Washington state, is an emerging use of electricity in the Pacific Northwest that could grow to the equivalent of a small city over the next 20 years, according to an analysis by the Council.

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