Conference Alert: Energy Efficiency
- Brandi Colander
- Attorney, Air & Energy - New York City
- Blog | About
- Posted April 10, 2009 in Solving Global Warming
If you are interested in learning more about energy efficiency...
Platts 2nd Annual Energy Efficiency Cost Recovery Forum
May 18-19, 2009 * St. Regis Washington DC * Washington, DC
Evaluating the cost-effectiveness, and related utility cost recovery issues, of energy efficiency programs is essential to identifying how states and utilities will be able to attract 3.1B in stimulus funding. Hear more than 25 utilities, state regulators, and advisors examine essential energy efficiency program measurement and verification tests, cost recovery tools, and its affect on the utility business model as a whole.
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james gillies — Apr 10 2009 02:51 PM
Hi there, I am the Platts Conference Developer behind this event. Brandi Colander is one of the panel members on a talk entitled "Connecting the Dots between Energy, the Environment, and the
Economy - Energy Efficiency as a Low-Cost Resource for CO2 Reduction". If you have any questions about attending give me a call at 781 430 2110, james_gillies@platts.com.
Carol — Apr 11 2009 03:17 PM
Thanks for having this website for asking energy questions. I have one question. We have a small 8-year old refrigerator w/freezer in our basement that I recently unplugged to save energy, but we need it 3 to 5 times a year to store extra food for holidays/parties. Is it more energy efficient to keep it unplugged except for 3 to 5 times during the year when it would be plugged in for a couple days (and have to go from warm to cold)? Or is it more energy-efficient to just keep in running 365 days of the year while it’s empty?
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