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This Couple Spent $48,000 to Convert Their Portland, Oregon, Home to Net Zero : The Future Is Efficient and Renewable – NBC Chicago

Ryan Shanahan bought his house in Portland for $275,000 in 2014. Since then, he and his partner have spent $48,000 to make the home climate-friendly.

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This Couple Spent $48,000 to Convert Their Portland, Oregon, Home to Net Zero : The Future Is Efficient and Renewable – NBC Los Angeles

Ryan Shanahan bought his house in Portland for $275,000 in 2014. Since then, he and his partner have spent $48,000 to make the home climate-friendly.

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This Couple Spent $48,000 to Convert Their Portland, Oregon, Home to Net Zero : The Future Is Efficient and Renewable – NBC 6 South Florida

Ryan Shanahan bought his house in Portland for $275,000 in 2014. Since then, he and his partner have spent $48,000 to make the home climate-friendly.

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This Couple Spent $48,000 to Convert Their Portland, Oregon, Home to Net Zero : The Future Is Efficient and Renewable – NBC 7 San Diego

Ryan Shanahan bought his house in Portland for $275,000 in 2014. Since then, he and his partner have spent $48,000 to make the home climate-friendly.

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This Couple Spent $48,000 to Convert Their Portland, Oregon, Home to Net Zero : The Future Is Efficient and Renewable – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Ryan Shanahan bought his house in Portland for $275,000 in 2014. Since then, he and his partner have spent $48,000 to make the home climate-friendly.

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