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  • Together We Save

           October 20, 2009

      Change your air filter each month when you receive your electric bill. Find more ways to save and see how the little changes add up at www.togetherwesave.com.

  • Think LED lights this Christmas

           October 16, 2009

      It's never too early to think about savings. If the cooler weather has you thinking about holiday decorating - think LED this Christmas.

      ENERGY STAR qualified decorative light strings — many which feature LED technology — consume 75% less energy than conventional incandescent lights strands. Visit http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=dls.pr_dls to find out more.

  • Weatherization assistance available!

           September 25, 2009

     Visit www.waptac.org to get weatherization assistance prior to the cold weather.  Also visit www.prvoinc.org to learn about weatherization grants. These grants are designed to reduce energy costs for eligible clients by making their homes more energy efficient. Weatherization focuses on assisting primarily the elderly, disabled and low-income families with young children.  Energy efficiency education is provided for each household weatherized.

  • Low cost/no cost energy saving measures

           September 22, 2009

     Is your dryer taking longer to dry clothes than usual? You may have a kinked or clogged dryer vent hose. Click on "Energy Savings" to the left and download our brochure, "Low Cost/No Cost Energy Saving Measures" today for more ways to save.

  • Apply for Stimulus Weatherization grants from Pearl River Valley Opportunity, Inc.

           June 18, 2009

     Home weatherization reduces energy costs by improving the efficiency of your home. Low-income residents are eligible for weatherization grants from PRVO. Call 601-736-9564 for more details or visit www.prvoinc.org.

- "Weatherization Works" brochure


  • Singing River Electric is one of south Mississippi's first official CFL bulb recycling centers

           August 2008

     Until now, finding a recycling center in south Mississippi has not been possible. Singing River Electric however, recently made all local offices official bulb recycling centers. Drop-off buckets are positioned at all offices to receive any unbroken CFL bulbs which will be sent off and recycled.

     For more information on CFL efficiencies, click on lighting calculator button to the right.

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