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Rocky Mountain Power and Local Retailers Offer Specially Priced CFLs
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Sept. 1, 2010 – Just in time for the shorter fall and winter daylight hours, the Rocky Mountain Power Home Energy Savings Program and local Utah retailers are teaming up to offer compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) at discounted prices. Discounts will apply to nine types of bulbs in varying shapes, sizes and wattages for as low as 99 cents per bulb and markdown incentives of up to $3.
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Portland on Track for Success in Nation’s Largest Green Power Challenge
PORTLAND, Ore. — With one month to go, the City of Portland’s Green Power Challenge is close to reaching its goal of signing up 1,000 new green power customers by the end of September.
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Aloft Portland Airport at Cascade Station Books Strong Renewable Energy Commitment with Blue Sky
PORTLAND, Ore. – Your green experience at the Aloft Portland Airport at Cascade Station, a hotel built by local developer Harold Pollin, begins with your first glimpse of this new hotel: green lawn, special priority parking spots for hybrid vehicles and a fleet of bikes lined up by the front door.Inside the hotel, the sustainability vibe continues with a highly energy efficient design that is now complemented by a strong commitment to renewable energy through Pacific Power’s award-winning Blue Sky program.“Eco-stewardship is deeply rooted in the Aloft Portland philosophy, and energy efficiency is an integral part of that stewardship,” says David Porter, general manager of this new and innovative brand by Starwood Hotels & Resorts.
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Energy Assistance Program Helps 2,000 Utahns
SALT LAKE CITY — Rocky Mountain Power, its customers and employees have joined together to provide energy assistance funds to help families who are in need throughout Utah. Donations received through the utility’s Lend a Hand program are used to help income-qualifying households with senior and disabled family members meet their energy needs. Contributions for the 2009-2010 program year totaled $400,000 – $302,330 from Rocky Mountain Power and $97,670 from its customers and employees.
