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The document provides an overview of the Demand Side Management program offered by Charleston Green Committee. It discusses energy efficiency and load management programs for both residential and commercial/industrial customers. These programs include rebates for energy efficient equipment, lighting discounts at retail stores, home energy reports, and incentives to encourage energy efficient new construction and building upgrades. The goal is to empower customers to better manage their energy usage and costs through these demand side management initiatives.
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