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Ceiling fan cuts
energy bills; improves comfort
Running a ceiling fan along with your air conditioner in the summer can cool you down enough that you can inch your thermostat up a little bit—and save some money on hot-weather energy bills.
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Seal ducts
to save energy
You’ve probably got a couple of rolls of silver-gray duct tape lying around the house. Just don’t use them to seal your air conditioner’s ducts..
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CHELCO Members
Elect Three to Board
Members of Choctawhatchee Electric Cooperative (CHELCO) re-elected two incumbent trustees and elected one to fill a vacant position on the cooperative’s Board of Trustees. Results for the 2012 trustee election were announced during the cooperative’s Annual Meeting April 21 in DeFuniak Springs.
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press release For the
2011 Annual Report, click
here
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CHELCO urges members to vote
The America’s Electric Cooperatives Vote 2012 Web portal has information on all of this year’s caucuses and primaries. With presidential primaries and caucuses already underway, and with 468 congressional races this year, the 42 million people served by co-ops represent a lot of votes.
“Every vote is important and we want to make sure the voice of electric cooperatives is heard,” said National Rural Electric Cooperative Association CEO Glenn English. “Engaging co-op member-owners in the political process is essential if we’re to maintain a competitive edge in the legislative arena.”
The Web site includes interactive links and drop down menus providing voter information for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The information provided is non-partisan and meant to encourage co-op members to exercise their right to vote.
Visit
America's Electric Cooperatives Vote 2012 web site
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