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Energy savings project approved, despite dispute over World Trade Center

by Len Lazarick | July 7, 2011 | News | 4 |

Over protests from attorneys for Veolia Energy and Comptroller Peter Franchot, the Board of Public Works approved a $27 million contract for energy savings measures in several facilities at the Port of Baltimore.

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