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Demand Side Management Program Grand Totals

The aggregate savings from Hoosier Energy member cooperative's Energy Efficiency and Demand Response efforts are listed below. These calculations are updated on a bi-weekly basis.

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Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

DSM Total

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	95,429,069
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	22,759
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	38,358
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	1,083,077,428
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)	1,083,077
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	193,407
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	6,685,588
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	1,950
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	2,802
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Bartholomew County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	5,651,888
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	958
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	1,557
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	60,196,053
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)	60,196
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	10,749
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	685,738
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	98
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	148
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Clark County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	15,147,298
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	2,088
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	4,101
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	126,906,277
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)	126,906
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	22,662
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	214,334
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	44
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	94
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Daviess-Martin County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	5,067,572
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	1,349
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	1,891
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	50,698,679
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)	50,699
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	9,053
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	342,206
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	109
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	161
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Decatur County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	3,037,063
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	501
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	1,369
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	40,953,198
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)	40,953
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	7,313
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	187,970
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	39
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	50
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Dubois REC, Inc.

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	6,307,409
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	938
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	2,481
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	73,123,363
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)	73,123
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	13,058
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	704,657
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	100
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	235
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Harrison REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	5,807,270
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	2,255
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	2,273
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	69,142,073
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)	69,142
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	12,347
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	161,603
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	144
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	88
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Henry County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	3,758,198
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	1,150
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	1,566
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	43,005,575
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)	43,006
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	7,680
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	234,952
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	80
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	73
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Jackson County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	6,646,715
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	1,017
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	1,833
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	87,832,731
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)	87,833
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	15,684
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	437,731
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	78
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	172
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Johnson County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	5,235,041
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	878
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	1,668
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	61,847,857
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)	61,848
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	11,044
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	1,352,169
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	216
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	299
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Orange County REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	2,787,902
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	1,165
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	1,387
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	31,718,792
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)	31,719
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	5,664
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	234,827
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	88
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	93
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

RushShelby Energy

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	4,669,076
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	1,501
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	1,919
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	57,717,066
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)	57,717
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	10,307
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	287,260
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	120
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	119
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

South Central Indiana REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	5,559,619
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	2,357
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	4,254
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	86,038,704
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)	86,039
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	15,364
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	391,114
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	155
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	270
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Southeastern Indiana REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	6,936,798
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	2,091
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	3,758
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	82,557,210
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)	82,557
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	14,742
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	216,844
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	266
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	302
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Southern Indiana Power

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	5,160,488
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	1,561
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	1,937
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	45,822,712
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)	45,823
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	8,183
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	133,508
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	194
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	145
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	4,950,110
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	1,699
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	2,683
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	62,471,154
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)	62,471
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	11,156
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	588,640
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	150
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	290
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Wayne-White Counties Electric Coop

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	2,124,724
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	281
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	915
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	23,022,581
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)	23,023
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	4,111
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	57,900
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	6
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	11
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

Whitewater Valley

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	3,959,006
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	494
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	1,573
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	38,860,831
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)	38,861
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	6,939
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	77,808
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	12
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	86
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

Savings are calculated from programs starting in 2009.

WIN Energy

Estimated kWh Savings to Date	2,622,892
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	475
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	1,191
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	41,162,574
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)	41,163
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	7,350
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.
Estimated Annual kWh Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	376,327
Estimated Annual kWh Savings The estimated reduction in kilowatt-hours from the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Summer Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	51
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.
Estimated Winter Peak kW Demand Savings only for Measures Installed in 2012	168
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 the installation of energy reduction technologies since January 1 of this year.

Date last updated: 5/15/2012

Note: A 10% line loss factor is applied to all kW and kWh savings estimates.

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