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U.S. Department of Energy

 Stimulus Package Funds

Local Energy Efficiency
Block Grants to Support Jobs, Cut Energy Bills, and Increase Energy Independence

WASHINGTON – Vice President Joe Biden and Energy Secretary Steven Chu today announced plans to invest $3.2 billion in energy efficiency and conservation projects in U.S. cities, counties, states, territories, and Native American tribes. 

“These investments will save taxpayer dollars and create jobs in communities around the country,” said Vice President Biden.  “Local leaders will have the flexibility in how they put these resources to work – but we will hold them accountable for making the investments quickly and wisely to spur the local economy and cut energy use.”

U.S. Department of Energy

The True Power Company      (831) 233-6949            support@truepowerco.com     www.truepowerco.com

455 Canyon Del Rey #327, Monterey, CA 93940

Energy efficiency can mean savings for you.

True Power Company’s energy conservation products improve energy efficiency in your building or plant for a greener, more cost effective business.

Inefficient energy use can cost you money in power factor penalties, higher electric bills, excess power use, wasted energy and heat, strain and wear on equipment that results in more frequent maintenance, replacement and re-lamping. 

The General Services Administration (GSA) found that green buildings cost less to operate, have excellent energy performance, and have occupants that are more satisfied with the overall building than the occupants in typical commercial buildings.

Our energy saving products use Power Factor Correction as a sustainability tool to reduce the amount of power required from the utility company by increasing the efficiency of the electricity available to inductive motors, and ultimately reduce carbon emissions.

Our energy saving technology has stood the test of time and is used in office buildings, restaurants, agricultural coolers, hotels, hot houses, laundries, as well as industrial plants — wherever motors are working.

Our Electricity Management System reduces energy consumption, has a rapid ROI, and requires no change in operations and no maintenance.

Benefits include improved energy efficiency, less power consumption from utilities, lower bills, improved equipment functioning with potential savings in energy and reduction in carbon emissions.

Resources

California Energy Commission

Carbon Footprint Calculator

Green Power: Making a Case for Power Factor as a LEED Credit

President Obama on Energy and the Environment

US Department of Energy

US Energy Efficiency Reinvestment

US Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy

US Green Building Council

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Department of Energy and Commercial Real Estate Executives Launch Alliance to Reduce Energy Consumption of Buildings

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Top executives from 19 commercial real estate companies met with U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) officials in New York City today to discuss plans to dramatically reduce the sector’s energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.  The meeting officially launched DOE’s Commercial Real Estate Energy Alliance (CREEA), a partnership of commercial real estate owners and operators who have volunteered to work together with DOE to make lasting change in the energy consumption of commercial real estate buildings in the United States.  Currently, commercial buildings account for 18 percent of the nation’s energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions.

U.S. Department of Energy

“Improve your power factor to reduce electrical bills and enhance your electrical systems capacity.”

US DEPT OF ENERGY

Reducing Power Factor Cost

Green Buildings For

•   Environmental benefits

•   Economic benefits

•   Health and community

               benefits

U.S. Green Building Council