Wind power pact may reduce energy bills

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The Clean Energy Partnership announced plans Monday to allow business owners in Washington’s Maryland suburbs to save money on their electric bill while supporting wind energy suppliers.

Under the plan, Washington Gas Energy Services would offer 50 percent or 100 percent wind power options at prices they say will fall below standard electric rates. Participants will continue to pay their current utility company, while selecting wind power from Washington Gas Energy Services on their bill.

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