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UGI Utilities Provides $100,000 Energy Efficiency Rebate to University of Scranton

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What happened

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UGI Utilities presented a $100,000 energy efficiency rebate check to the University of Scranton on September 28, 2026. The presentation took place at Weiss Hall, a building designed to meet Silver LEED Certification standards, underscoring the university's commitment to long-term operational efficiency and environmentally responsible construction.

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The rebate provides direct funding to the University of Scranton for energy efficiency projects. This type of funding supports the university's capital planning and may help reduce future operational costs associated with energy consumption.

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  • The University of Scranton might see reduced operational costs or increased capital funding for energy efficiency projects.

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