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Save Energy Speakers Bureau
Are you looking for ways to share information about energy efficiency and conservation with your business, club, church, school or community group? Our Save Energy Speakers Bureau is a great resource.
Request a knowledgeable energy expert to come to your organization's meeting or event. Our presentations are typically 15-30 minutes but can go as long as you desire for your event's need, and best of all - they are FREE.
This is a wonderful way to engage your group in a discussion about how to save energy, reduce your carbon footprint and help the environment.
For more information, email saveenergy@GREnergy.com, call 763-445-5099 or complete our easy-to-use speaker request form by following the link below.
Our Most Popular Presentations
- Conserving Energy in Your Home
- Building to Energy Efficient Standards
- Energy Assistance Programs
- Electric Cooperatives and the Environment
Conserving Energy in Your Home: Learn about simple no-cost and low-cost tips to save energy. Saving on your energy costs is easy with our conservation and energy-efficiency rebate programs.
Conserving Energy at Your Business: By taking several simple steps, businesses can identify commonly overlooked areas for energy savings and help establish an energy management strategy that saves money year after year. Learn about new tools and resources to help you conserve even more.
Building to Energy Efficient Standards: Buildings consume one-third of the energy and two-thirds of the electricity used in the United States. Learn more about Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), a program run by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Renewable Wind Energy: Wind power is the fastest growing renewable energy technology in Minnesota and the midwest. Find out what it takes to build a commercial wind farm and how you can purchase electricity from the Wellspring Renewable Energy program.
Energy Assistance Programs: Learn about available programs to help pay energy costs for customers facing financial difficulties.
Energy Lingo: Students can enjoy a fun game of Bingo while learning about conservation, safety and other important energy topics. Features prizes for audience members and is appropriate for students of all ages.
Electric Cooperatives and the Environment: Join the “Save Energy Team” in preserving our natural resources and the environment. Learn how we lead the way in energy conservation, hear about current environmental issues and receive tips on recycling and reducing waste.
Electric Vehicles: Both standard hybrid and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are powered by a combination of electricity and liquid fuels. However, PHEVs draw their charge from the engine and captured braking energy as well as the electrical grid. Considering that half the cars on America’s roads are driven 25 miles a day or less, cars that can plug into a standard electric socket for a battery charge lasting for a 25-mile range could eliminate gasoline use in the daily commute of millions of Americans.
