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November

What the Smart Grid Means to You
Randall Pugh, president/CEO, says developing Smart Grid technology can eventually help utilities improve power reliability and give consumers more control over their energy usage.

 

Jackson EMC Helps Make Habitat for Humanity Homes Energy Efficient
Jackson EMC is partnering with area chapters of Habitat for Humanity and vendors of energy-efficient technologies to make new Habitat homes ENERGY STAR® qualified.

 

Exploring Smart Grid Technology
Smart Grid technology proposes transforming the current electricity transmission grid to one that uses digital technology to share information and use electricity more efficiently.

 

Apply for Scholarship Money through Jackson EMC
Traditional and non-traditional students can begin applying for three types of scholarships offered through Jackson EMC beginning November 17. Applications are due by January 29, 2010.

 

Financing for ENERGY STAR® Improvements
Whether you’re buying a house or refinancing, you can help finance the cost of energy-efficiency improvements with an Energy Efficient Mortgage. Federal tax credits and other types of loans can also help pay for efficiency improvements.

 

Jackson EMC Foundation Awards More Than $91,000 in Grants
The Jackson EMC Foundation Board of Directors awarded a total of $91,200 in grants during their September meeting, including $86,200 to organizations and $5,000 to individuals. For details, see the Operation Round Up® grants list.

 

October

Helping Others through Operation Round Up
Stories from the 2009 Jackson EMC Foundation Annual Report highlight how members' Operation Round Up contributions are helping area residents, including supporting literacy; improving the lives of the working poor; assisting new mothers; and making life easier for a special needs teen and her family.

 

Jackson EMC Foundation Awards Nearly $120,000 in Grants in July and $70,000 in August
The Jackson EMC Foundation Board of Directors awarded a total of $119,317 in grants during their July meeting, including $112,317 to organizations and $7,000 to individuals. The Board awarded $69,547 in grants during their August meeting, including $58,050 to organizations and $11,497 to individuals. For details, see the Operation Round Up® grants list.

 

ACES Energy Legislation is a Losing Hand for Consumers
Randall Pugh, president/CEO, says that the proposed American Clean Energy and Security Act will significantly increase the cost of electricity, and he urges members to contact their Congressional representatives about the bill.

 

Have Your Young Einstein Sign Up for Energy Bowl 2009
The deadline for applying to compete in the Jackson EMC Energy Bowl is November 2. The lucky winning 11th grader will walk away with scholarship money, prizes and a trip to Washington, D.C.

 

Fixing Leaky Ducts Saves Energy and Improves Air Quality
Leaky ductwork can account for as much as 30% of your total heating and cooling costs, as well as reducing indoor air quality.

 

Don’t Forget to Call Before You Dig
Don’t let a simple landscaping project turn deadly. Call 881 three days before you dig to be sure you’re clear of all utility lines, especially electric and gas lines.

 

Winter Rates in Effect
Our rate structure allows us to decrease your electric rates during winter because demand for electricity decreases. Winter rates go in effect in October, and last through April.

 

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