October 16, 2018
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Watt’s Up with Montgomery County’s Residential Energy Program?
In 2016, the Residential Energy Program launched. After 2 years, it is well on its way to energy and greenhouse gas emission reductions!
- 14,237 residents engaged
- 229 events, including:
- 25+ congregations
- 21 libraries
- 16 senior centers
- 4 regional service centers
- 10+ schools
- 10 MANNA food distribution sites
- 4,583 CFL + incandescent light bulbs collected + recycled = >$16,557 in energy savings for County residents
- Quick Home Energy Checkups are energy audits offered through your utility. They are at no additional cost to you!
- 472 County referrals for QHECs led to 135,700 kilowatt hours saved which equals the CO2 emissions of 10.9 homes for 1 year!
With more to come!
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