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1 The east central Canadian province of Ontario will likely become the country's first to adopt the Green Button program, a consumer energy savings initiative first developed in the U.S. late last year and given the White House stamp of approval in March of this year.
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The program would give residential and business utility customers a way to retrieve their energy use data through a secure download from their utility's web site. A press release notes that a standard data format would provide opportunities and encouragement for app developers to come up with new ways to help Ontarians manage their energy use through their computers and smart devices.
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