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EnerG2 Energy Powers Up: Oregon’s Green Revolution Recovery Act Sparks Manufacturing Renaissance February 2012 marks a turning point for American green energy manufacturing. EnerG2, a
Washington, D.C., February 27, 2012 – An unseasonable spike in gasoline prices is putting a premium on fuel-efficiency for cost-conscious drivers, says the Alliance to Save Energy. According to AAA, regular unleaded gas has hit $3.69 a gallon nationally, a jump of 29 cents since a month ago and 34 cents in the last year.
“We cannot control the many factors that cause oil and gasoline prices to fluctuate,” said Alliance President Kateri Callahan, “but we can minimize our own fuel use with proper vehicle maintenance and smart driving habits.”
The Alliance has calculated that the average U.S. household will spend about $3,325 to power its vehicles this year, but simple fuel efficiency measures can cut those costs significantly. The Alliance also offers one-minute video tips produced in partnership with energyNOW! to help consumers save when they are on the road.
Seattle – Feb. 27, 2012) The Environmental Protection Agency announced ten school districts in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska that are among 210 organizations recognized as Energy Star Leaders for building energy efficiency. All Energy Star Leaders have improved building efficiency of all their buildings by at least 10 percent, or consistently had their buildings rank in the top 25 percent for efficient energy use. Many of these schools are well on the way to improving the energy efficiency of their building portfolios by 20 percent or more by 2020, the goal set by President Obama’s nationwide call to action to improve the energy performance in buildings.
