Today we talk to Nate Carver, Consumers Energy's Director of Project Management for Commercial and Industrial Businesses and Jill Diliberti from the Genesee County Intermediate School District. Since 2009 Consumers Energy Energy Efficiency programs has been helping businesses save billions of dollars - because they know that using less energy or changing the time of use means that they can use more cost- and energy-efficient energy sources. These programs have helped businesses around the state, including factories, health care providers, farms, retailers, school districts and more, saving them up to 25% on projects. Find out more at www.consumersenergy.com/charlesatwork