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Blue Sky Program Provides Renewable Energy Certificates for 2009 Moab Folk Festival
MOAB, Utah – Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue Sky renewable energy program is offsetting the environmental impact of electricity use at the 2009 Moab Folk Festival through the purchase of renewable energy certificates. Offsets provided by Blue Sky enable the Festival to avoid the emission of four tons of carbon dioxide into the air. That’s the equivalent of planting more than 360 trees, or not driving a car 8,848 miles.
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Business Solutions Toolkit lets customers reduce energy use, bills
PORTLAND, Ore. – To further assist business customers, Pacific Power will conduct a free internet seminar at 10 a.m., Nov. 5. The one-hour session is designed to help commercial customers discover and implement energy efficiency opportunities.
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Pacific Power Farmers and ranchers urged to take caution around electrical equipment
PORTLAND, Ore. — With the fall season underway, Pacific Power reminds farmers and ranchers to avoid potential electrical hazards while working in fields or orchards, or with farming equipment. Electricity enables hundreds of jobs to be done every day in the business of farming and ranching. It lights and powers homes and shops, runs dairy equipment, pumps irrigation water; and helps move, condition and store crops.
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Rocky Mountain Power Farmers and Ranchers Urged to Take Caution Around Electrical Equipment
SALT LAKE CITY — With the fall season underway, Rocky Mountain Power reminds farmers and ranchers to avoid potential electrical hazards while working in fields or orchards, or with farming equipment.
