Alabama – AECO (Alabama Electric Company)Alabama Power, a part of the Southern Company ,PowerSouth Energy Cooperative, Inc., Wiregrass Electric Cooperative
Alaska – Golden Valley Electric Association, Chugach Electric Association, Copper Valley Electric Association, Municipal Light & Power, Kodiak Electric Association, Alaska Villages Electric Cooperative
Arizona – Arizona Public Service, Salt River Project, Tucson Electric Power
Arkansas – Entergy, North Little Rock Electric
California – Azusa Light & Water, City of Palo Alto Utilities, Glendale Public Service Department, Gridley Municipal Utilities, Healdsburg Municipal Electric Department, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, Pacific Gas & Electric, Pacific Power, Riverside Public Utilities, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, [...]
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Easy low-cost and no-cost ways to save energy. Install a programmable thermostat to keep your house comfortably warm in the winter and comfortably cool in the summer. More and more companies are beginning to see the benefits of having energy efficient buildings and physical plants. Cleaner, more efficient office buildings and work spaces not only help the environment but also save the company money. One organization helps the companies to realize the benefits of greener building. The Green Building and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating systems were developed and implemented by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). This nonprofit organization’s stated purpose is to support and advance buildings that are environmentally friendly and also profitable and healthy for its inhabitants. This system grades existing buildings on [...] Clearly President Obama and his administration are going forward with his plan to head the United states towards a clean energy economy. The presidents new budget request for 2011 is loaded with money for many energy saving plans. More money for wind, more money for solar and more money for weatherization to name a few examples. Lets hope the congress has the ability to pass the presidents budget without stripping it to the bone or lading it with unnecessary extras. press release California’s Public Utilities Commission has established a $350 million program providing incentives for the installation of solar water heating systems in homes and business more Great news for home owners in California. Lets hope the rest of the nation follows suit. By Robert Growler The United States house of representatives has passed the Cap and Trade bill, and if this bill passes the senate we can be assured of higher electricity costs. Fortunately there are things that everyone can do to reduce their energy consumption in the effort to minimize spending on what is an already important part of every family’s budget. You can develop good habits to save energy on a daily basis, little bits saved here and there add up to big savings in a year’s time. You can save energy on lighting Turn off the lights when leaving the room for a while. Regularly [...] |
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