July 2010
 

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2010 Business Acumen for Emerging Leaders - Session Four
Bozeman, MT

Aug 11
2011 Spring Energy Symposium Planning Meeting
Portland, OR

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2011 Operations Conference Planning Meeting
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56th Annual Northwest Electric Meter School
Seattle, WA

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2010 Environmental Forum
Pasadena, CA

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2010 Annual Meeting
Lake Tahoe, CA

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2010 Business Acumen for Emerging Leaders - Session Five
Lake Tahoe, CA

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2010 Joint Use Conference
Vancouver, WA / Portland, OR

Sep 29 - Oct 1
2010 Materials Management Meeting
Whitefish, MT

Oct 12 - 14
2010 Underground / Overhead Electric Distribution Fall Meeting
Tempe, AZ

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2010 Operations Business Strategies Fall Meeting (Invitation Only)
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

Oct 27 - 29
2010 Western Region Mutual Assistance Agreement (WRMAA) Annual Meeting
Portland, OR

Oct 27 - 29
2010 Energy Management Fall Meeting (Invitation Only)
Las Vegas, NV

Nov 16
2010 Smart Grid Fall Forum (Invitation Only)
Phoenix, AZ

2011 Programs

Mar 16 - 18
2011 Spring Energy Symposium
Seattle, WA

Apr 19 - 22
2011 Operations Conference
Huntington Beach, CA

Sep 25 - 27
2011 Annual Meeting
Coeur d'Alene, ID

 

IID Announces Watt-Wise Wednesdays Light Bulb Exchange Events

Imperial Irrigation District announced the launch of the “Watt-Wise Wednesdays Bulb Exchange” campaign to help customers become more energy efficient by trading up to five incandescent bulbs for five energy efficient compact fluorescent light bulbs. 

 

“Using CFLs is a simple, cost-effective way for customers to save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions,” said Sabrina Barber, assistant energy manager. “By replacing multiple incandescent bulbs with energy efficient CFLs, customers will see significant savings in their energy bill.”

 

Compact fluorescent bulbs are a popular energy efficiency measure because they produce the same amount of light, give off less heat and last longer than standard incandescent bulbs. By using 75 percent less electricity, they also produce less greenhouse gas emissions and help reduce energy costs.

 

Customers who exchange five 100-watt incandescent light bulbs for five 25-watt energy efficient CFLs could potentially save up to $90 a year.  The savings are based on replacing bulbs in areas with a minimum of five hours of usage per day for 365 days a year.
 
To encourage customers to switch bulbs, Watt-Wise Wednesday Bulb Exchange events are being held in convenient locations throughout IID’s service area.

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July 2010 News Team
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