ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS:

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ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS

• Past, Present, Future

November 2007
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Who We Are

• Generation and transmission cooperative
• Not for profit
• Owned by our members
• 3 distribution cooperatives
• 110,000 members
• Residential
• Commerical
• Industrial
• 22 counties

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The PASTImpact of Past Programs

• Demand Impact of Energy Efficiency
• CFL Distribution . . . . . . . . . . . 2,740 KW
• Incentives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,750
  KW
• Education Building Projects 3,390 KW
• Renewable Resources . . . . . . 51,000 KW
• Total Demand Impact 61,880 KW or 62 MW

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The PRESENT Home Energy Expos

• Pilot program
• Educational focus
• 6 classes on energy efficiency topics
• 13,000 in energy efficiency prizes provided by
  sponsors
• Big Attendance
• Targeted 300-500 people
• Actual attendance 700
• 95 would attend again

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The PRESENT What We Are Doing Now

• Education
• Home Energy Expos
• CI News magazine
• Presentations
• Electronic newsletter
• Web sites
• CFL Distribution
• Energy Audits
• Incentives
• Touchstone Energy Homes

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The FUTUREWhat Can Utilities Do?

• Our members make tens of thousands of individual
  energy efficiency decisions on a daily basis
• Education, Education, Education
• Our members make these decisions
• Our members need to know best practices
• Incentives and Rates

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The FUTURE How Can State Government Help?

• Residential members
• Low income assistance
• PSAs on energy efficiency
• Efficiency ratings for manufactured homes
• Commercial industrial members
• Funding source for energy efficient facilities
  projects
• Efficiency requirements for manufacturers