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Volunteers needed for "Watt Buster" energy efficiency research
Chugach Electric is recruiting volunteers for "Watt Buster," a research project to test whether on-site energy monitors help people reduce their energy consumption.
If you answered yes to all three questions and you want to be part of this research, click here to apply. Background Chugach Electric Association has received a research grant from the Alaska Energy Authority to test the effectiveness of building energy monitors to reduce electrical energy consumption. A building energy monitor is an electronic device that displays and records energy usage. It may also display cost information and recent historical energy usage data. The energy monitor will be in place three to four months. If you are selected for the study, Chugach will train you how to use the monitor and instruct you in energy efficiency practices. There’s no cost to you and you will gain information that could help you reduce energy consumption and cut your electric bill. |
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