Jack Reed actually said...

I am told the cost of, well, this year's funding is $4 million, which seems to be a reasonable investment in such efficiency.

So your conclusion would be that it really saves taxpayers' monies and efficient use of taxpayer' dollars.

It also might trigger some of the tax incentives that are built in now for home energy efficiencies, which would be sort of a double benefit...

We are trying to electrify our transit system. We have a statewide system. I think we might be unique in the country.