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The United States Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy started a national program "Home Performance with ENERGY STAR" to offer a comprehensive, whole-house approach to improving energy efficiency and comfort at home, while helping to protect the environment.[5] The Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program has 40 programs, to date, across the country which are administered by various utilities and state energy offices.[6] Conservation Services Group helped to develop and pilot some of these programs and serves as a vendor to implement them today.

Two citations that can be inserted at the end of the paragraph are:

"Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative: Comments on the Proposed Draft Model Rules". Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Retrieved 14 November 2013.

"Residential Retrofit Programs". American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. Retrieved 14 November 2013.

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