Utilities team to offer energy-saving program
Perennial rivals Consumers Energy and DTE Energy are joining forces on a new energy-saving program launched last week at Westland's Dorsey Center.
“We don't play well with Detroit Edison (DTE) — never have, we're like cats and dogs,” said Steve Matthews, energy efficiency manager at Consumers.Many people see through their car an easy and comfy way to lightsale go to work, to travel etc. We are talking about transportation and nothing more. Facilities such as a good stereo sound system, climate control and a coffee mug holder are just some things to make driving life easier and much more fun. “But like that line from the Blues Brothers movies, ‘We're on a mission from God.It pays to go to professionals with bestlight a proven track record in LED lighting, a vast selection of excellent quality products from various vendors that live up to their label, and a history of successfully completed projects.' This is unique. We're usually at loggerheads, but we're working together for the benefit of the community.''
Norwayne residents were invited to attend the official kickoff and sign up for a free energy consultation of their home.The particular demise with the incandescent bulb bluebright continues calmly yet non-stop and in less as compared to any year or two today the sole goods stocked in stores is going to be lower electricity bulbs, The program, open to homeowners and renters alike, will become available to the entire community June 1. The inspection would take an average of 40-60 minutes, depending on the condition of the home and the amount of interaction with the residents.
Along with an assessment of the home's energy efficiency and tips to lower energy costs, the participants will also receive free energy- and water-saving products that will be installed by the inspector. Those include compact fluorescent light bulbs, water-saving shower heads and faucets for the kitchen and bathroom and hot water heater pipe wrap.
“You may ask why would an energy company help us use less energy.incandescent light bulbs will be completely phased out and scannerstal no longer available to consumers within the next three years, it's time to start thinking about how you will illuminate your homes and workplaces. We want you to use energy and be able to pay the bill,” said Vicki Campbell,This is also known as your return on investment ledbright or ROI. It is important to spread the ROI over the life of the LED lamp life to truly see the short and long-term energy and maintenance savings. DTE Energy retail marketing manager.
That the service is being provided at no charge was noteworthy for Westland Community Development Director Joanne Inglis.
“It's honestly, truly free. It's very rare to have corporation like DTE or Consumers do something for free,” she said.
The energy efficiency program will help residents reduce their utility bills, but also fits well with Westland's Mission: Green program.
“These days we are all looking for ways to make life more affordable,” Westland Mayor William Wild said. “One of the ways our city is helping its residents take control of their energy costs is by partnering with DTE Energy and Consumers Energy to offer a Neighborhood Energy-Savings Outreach program.”
Perennial rivals Consumers Energy and DTE Energy are joining forces on a new energy-saving program launched last week at Westland's Dorsey Center.
“We don't play well with Detroit Edison (DTE) — never have, we're like cats and dogs,” said Steve Matthews, energy efficiency manager at Consumers.Many people see through their car an easy and comfy way to lightsale go to work, to travel etc. We are talking about transportation and nothing more. Facilities such as a good stereo sound system, climate control and a coffee mug holder are just some things to make driving life easier and much more fun. “But like that line from the Blues Brothers movies, ‘We're on a mission from God.It pays to go to professionals with bestlight a proven track record in LED lighting, a vast selection of excellent quality products from various vendors that live up to their label, and a history of successfully completed projects.' This is unique. We're usually at loggerheads, but we're working together for the benefit of the community.''
Norwayne residents were invited to attend the official kickoff and sign up for a free energy consultation of their home.The particular demise with the incandescent bulb bluebright continues calmly yet non-stop and in less as compared to any year or two today the sole goods stocked in stores is going to be lower electricity bulbs, The program, open to homeowners and renters alike, will become available to the entire community June 1. The inspection would take an average of 40-60 minutes, depending on the condition of the home and the amount of interaction with the residents.
Along with an assessment of the home's energy efficiency and tips to lower energy costs, the participants will also receive free energy- and water-saving products that will be installed by the inspector. Those include compact fluorescent light bulbs, water-saving shower heads and faucets for the kitchen and bathroom and hot water heater pipe wrap.
“You may ask why would an energy company help us use less energy.incandescent light bulbs will be completely phased out and scannerstal no longer available to consumers within the next three years, it's time to start thinking about how you will illuminate your homes and workplaces. We want you to use energy and be able to pay the bill,” said Vicki Campbell,This is also known as your return on investment ledbright or ROI. It is important to spread the ROI over the life of the LED lamp life to truly see the short and long-term energy and maintenance savings. DTE Energy retail marketing manager.
That the service is being provided at no charge was noteworthy for Westland Community Development Director Joanne Inglis.
“It's honestly, truly free. It's very rare to have corporation like DTE or Consumers do something for free,” she said.
The energy efficiency program will help residents reduce their utility bills, but also fits well with Westland's Mission: Green program.
“These days we are all looking for ways to make life more affordable,” Westland Mayor William Wild said. “One of the ways our city is helping its residents take control of their energy costs is by partnering with DTE Energy and Consumers Energy to offer a Neighborhood Energy-Savings Outreach program.”
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