Managing Your Energy
CFL Program Totals
The Residential Lighting Program encourages consumers to replace incandescent bulbs with high efficiency CFLs. To receive free CFLs, consumers are typically required to exchange 100-watt, 75-watt, and 60-watt incandescent bulbs for more efficient CFL products. All of Hoosier Energy's member cooperatives participate in the CFL Program.
Use the navigation buttons below to browse through data for Hoosier Energy's member systems.
CFL Program Total
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CFLs Distributed
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1,216,572 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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50,149,801 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
5,087 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
11,582 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
291,068,167 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
291,068 |
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Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
51,976 |
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Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
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46,242 |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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1,906,198 |
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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193 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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440 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Bartholomew County REMC
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CFLs Distributed
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82,318 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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3,393,331 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
344 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
784 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
19,310,475 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
19,310 |
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Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
3,448 |
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Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
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11,400 |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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469,933 |
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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48 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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109 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Clark County REMC
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CFLs Distributed
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277,613 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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11,443,825 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
1,161 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
2,643 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
66,127,245 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
66,127 |
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Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
11,808 |
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Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
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0 |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Daviess-Martin County REMC
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CFLs Distributed
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83,202 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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3,429,771 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
348 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
792 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
20,485,203 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
20,485 |
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Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
3,658 |
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Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
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1,776 |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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73,211 |
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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7 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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17 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Decatur County REMC
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CFLs Distributed
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26,282 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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1,083,402 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
110 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
250 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
6,401,022 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
6,401 |
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Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
1,143 |
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Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
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0 |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Dubois REC, Inc.
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CFLs Distributed
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74,204 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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3,058,854 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
310 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
706 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
17,589,840 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
17,590 |
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Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
3,141 |
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Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
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10,500 |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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432,833 |
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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44 |
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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100 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Harrison REMC
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CFLs Distributed
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57,352 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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2,364,177 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
240 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
546 |
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 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
13,908,129 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
13,908 |
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 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,484 |
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 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
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0 |
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
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0 |
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Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Henry County REMC
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CFLs Distributed
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55,399 |
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CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
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2,283,670 |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
232 |
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 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
527 |
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 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
13,225,735 |
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Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
13,226 |
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 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,362 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Jackson County REMC
|
CFLs Distributed
|
64,672 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
2,665,924 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
270 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
616 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
15,571,049 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
15,571 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,781 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
2,000 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
82,444 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
8 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
19 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Johnson County REMC
|
CFLs Distributed
|
58,518 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
2,412,242 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
245 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
557 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
13,906,594 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
13,907 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,483 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
7,000 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
288,556 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
29 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
67 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Orange County REMC
|
CFLs Distributed
|
39,175 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
1,614,881 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
164 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
373 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
9,317,433 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
9,317 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
1,664 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
1,500 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
61,833 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
6 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
14 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
RushShelby Energy
|
CFLs Distributed
|
48,406 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
1,995,403 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
202 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
461 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
11,677,271 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
11,677 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,085 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
South Central Indiana REMC
|
CFLs Distributed
|
22,915 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
944,607 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
96 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
218 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
5,720,668 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
5,721 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
1,022 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Southeastern Indiana REMC
|
CFLs Distributed
|
63,018 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
2,597,742 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
263 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
600 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
15,242,701 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
15,243 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,722 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
1,440 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
59,360 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
6 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
14 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Southern Indiana Power
|
CFLs Distributed
|
91,199 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
3,759,425 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
381 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
868 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
21,727,674 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
21,728 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
3,880 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
800 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
32,978 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
3 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
8 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC
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CFLs Distributed
|
57,874 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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|
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
2,385,695 |
| |
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Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
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|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
242 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
551 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
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| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
13,694,630 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
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| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
13,695 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
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| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,445 |
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 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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| |
|
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CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
3,500 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
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|
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Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
144,278 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
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|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
15 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
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|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
33 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Wayne-White Counties Electric Coop
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CFLs Distributed
|
32,472 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
1,338,568 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
136 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
309 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
7,742,143 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
7,742 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
1,383 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
1,000 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
41,222 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
4 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
10 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
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Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
Whitewater Valley
|
CFLs Distributed
|
64,092 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
2,642,015 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
268 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
610 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
15,309,868 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
15,310 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
2,734 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
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| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
0 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
WIN Energy
|
CFLs Distributed
|
17,861 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1, 2009. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
|
736,270 |
| |
|
Estimated kWh Savings to Date
The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since the program's inception.
|
|
| Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings |
75 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of summer energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings |
170 |
| |
 |
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
The estimated reduction in load that Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of winter energy use. Savings displayed are from energy reduction technologies that have been installed since the program's inception. |
|
| Projected Lifetime kWh Savings |
4,110,486 |
| |
 |
Projected Lifetime kWh Savings
The projected reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. |
|
| Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency (in Short Tons) |
4,110 |
| |
 |
Lifetime CO2 Savings from Energy Efficiency
The projected reduction in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants resulting from the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of the installed technologies. Calculations are made according to emissions data from the Merom Generation Station, where one ton of CO2 is emitted for every MWh generated. |
|
| Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings |
734 |
| |
 |
Reduction in Automobiles for One Year from Lifetime CO2 Savings
In order to better understand reduced CO2, it is helpful to think of taking the equivalent in cars
and their emissions off of the road. The reduction in automobiles for one year is the reduced
number of cars from the road for one year based on the equivalent reduction in CO2 from
the installation of energy reduction technologies for the duration of an assumed lifespan of
the installed technology. Calculation are made according to EPA data that the average car emits
5.7 tons of CO2 per year. |
|
| |
|
|
CFLs Distributed in 2012
|
5,326 |
| |
 |
CFLs Distributed in 2012
Total number of compact florescent lights that have been distributed to member cooperative consumers since the program's inception on January 1 of this year. It is assumed that only 70% of the lights that are distributed get installed.
|
|
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
219,550 |
| |
|
Estimated Annual kWh Savings
Projected Annual kWh Savings is the anticipated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation
of energy reduction technologies for the duration of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
22 |
| |
 |
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Summer Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the summer of the present year.
|
|
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings for Measures Installed in 2012
|
51 |
| |
|
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings
Projected Winter Peak kW Demand Savings is the anticipated reduction in load, displayed in kW,
which Hoosier Energy or the member cooperatives will achieve during the highest periods of energy
use in the winter of the present year.
|
|
Updated Quarterly
Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.
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