Hall County commissioners are expected to vote today on whether to commit millions of tax dollars to expansive energy-efficiency projects that may, or may not, hold the promise of long-range expense savings. Two consulting firms have prepared proposals for the county to consider. Siemens says it can save the county about $9 million in energy costs over a period of 15 years, with an outlay of some $6.6 million to capture the savings.
Our Views: Hall shouldnt rush into energy plan
