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Fearrin arrington Green S Scen ene e Mission The Fearrington Green Scene is a Village residents' group that encourages our community residents and organizations to take active steps to reduce their consumption of energy, water and other


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Fearrin arrington Green S Scen ene e

Mission

The Fearrington Green Scene is a Village residents' group that encourages our community residents and organizations to take active steps to reduce their consumption of energy, water and

  • ther resources, reuse goods and

supplies and recycle whenever possible.

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Fearrin arrington Green S Scen ene e

Green Scene Activities

 Annual hazardous waste collection event

at the Gathering Place parking lot

 Presentations to residents on relevant

topics - energy audits, renewable energy, water conservation, etc.

 Hold a Fair to offer Green contractors

& vendors an opportunity to present their services & products for the benefit of residents

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Fearrin arrington Green S Scen ene e

www.fearringtonfha.org

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Fearrin arrington Green S Scen ene e

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Fearrin arrington Green S Scen ene e

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Our Energy Companies

Electricity Natural Gas

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Progress Energy (Electricity) Your Personal Usage www.progress-energy.com

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Progress Energy (Electricity) Your Personal Usage

Bill Details

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Progress Energy (Electricity) Your Personal Usage

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PSNC (Natural Gas) Your Personal Usage www.psnc.com

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PSNC (Natural Gas) Your Personal Usage

View Consumption History

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2 2 1 Energy

Analyzer

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PSNC (Natural Gas) Your Personal Usage

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$0.00 $0.20 $0.40 $0.60 $0.80 $1.00 $1.20 $1.40 $1.60 1,566 1,968 1,996 2,100 2,100 2,150 2,200 2,220 2,260 2,324 2,492 2,500 2,638 2,713 2,772 2,787 3,667

Annual Cost / Square Foot Heated/Cooled Square Feet

Total energy cost - gas and electricity

Average $1.00 per Square Foot per Year

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To Submit Your Data:

WCreedH@gmail.com

Include Square Footage

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PROGRESS

  • 1. Highlight past 12 months
  • 2. Copy into email
  • 3. Include square footage of your house
  • 4. Send to Warren (Gus) Reed (in FHA Directory)
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WCReedH@gmail.com

Include square footage

To Submit Your Data:

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PSNC

  • 1. Highlight past 12 months
  • 2. Copy into email
  • 3. Include square footage of your house
  • 4. Send to Warren (Gus) Reed (in FHA Directory)
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Progress Money-Saving Tips

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PSNC Money-Saving Tips

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Specific Ways to Save Money

Energy Tips  EnergyWise home program: Allows Progress to turn off your air conditioning for up to 2 hours during peak hours  Turn in your old refrigerator

  • r freezer (free pick-up)

Savings $25/year (Progress Energy rebate) $50/year (Progress Energy rebate)

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Specific Ways to Save Money

Energy Tips  Turn the temperature in your house up 2oF in the summer down 2oF in the winter  Lower (winter), raise (summer) thermostat setting every time you leave the house Estimated Savings $90/year $150/year

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Specific Ways to Save Money

Energy Tips  Turn your ceiling fans on when in room, off when not in room

  • Summer = counter-clockwise

looking up

  • Winter = clockwise looking up

 Set your water heater temperature at 120oF instead of 140oF Estimated Savings $75/year $ 40/year

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Specific Ways to Save Money

Energy Tip  Replace incandescent light bulbs with CFLs or LEDs  Passive solar energy savings: Use curtains, shades to block the sun in the summer, open up wide during the day in the winter Estimated Savings $60/year $75/year

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Specific Ways to Save Money

Savings tips  Wash your clothes with cold

  • water. Modern detergents

work equally well in warm and cold water  Turn off your dishwasher after the wash cycle and let dishes air-dry Estimated Savings $40/year (front-loader) $100/year (top-loader) $10/year

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Specific Ways to Save Money

Saving Tips  Make use of Progress Energy “Home Energy Improvement Program” rebates Examples: Rebates on

  • Air duct testing
  • Attic insulation upgrades
  • Energy-efficient windows

Savings $60 - $450

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Energy Audit recommendations:

Seal all duct connections in the crawl space. Seal duct boots to the floor. Seal inside return vent.  Air seal all crawl space plumbing and electrical penetrations in the crawl space.  Weather-strip front door and door off guest door. Caulk bath fans to the drywall.  Replace missing crawl space insulation and insulate duct boot.

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Cost of energy audit (after rebate) $290 Cost of repairs (after rebate) $880 Total $1170 Estimated energy saving per year $300 ROI for cost of weatherization (years) 3.9 Yearly energy cost (before) $1790 Yearly energy cost (after) $1490 Percentage saving 17%

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Other Energy Savings Alternatives

  • Passive solar energy
  • Solar tubes (lighting)
  • Ventilation (natural air flow, solar attic fan)
  • Tank-less water heater
  • Solar thermal water heater
  • Photovoltaic electricity production

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Question: Which of these houses has solar panels?

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Electricity Production and Consumption

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Consumed electricity Produced electricity

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Cash Flow

Paid to Progress Energy Received from Progress Energy and NC Green Power

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Solar Electricity Production Experience

  • We produced 6880 kWh in the first year
  • We sold this electricity for $1442*
  • We used 6250 kWh in the first year
  • We paid $666 in electricity usage
  • So we earned $1442 - $666 = $776 in this first year
  • Our investment after tax rebates was $10,500
  • Panels are guaranteed for 25 years
  • Our annual cost is $10,500/25 = $420
  • So we netted $778 - $420 = $358
  • We will earn back the initial investment in about 8 years
  • Hence ROI is (1442-420) / 10,500 = 9.7%

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* Progress Energy paid $458 – $48 charges, NC GreenPower paid $1032