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Eric Doub is awarded a check in excess of $30,000 as part of Xcel Energy's Amendment-37 related rebate program.

Xcel Rebate coverage on CBS 4 News May 24, 2006
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Make Your Home Energy Efficient - Andy Bell of Handyman Matters (aka Swamp Boy) talks about installing a swamp cooler to efficiently cool your home. You use the spigot to hook onto the water source and you use black or copper pipe to bring water into the machine. A pump brings water into the channels to wet the pads and as the air pulls across the pads, it can drop the temperature by up to 25 degrees. You need to purchase the motor separately, but you can install a swamp cooler for about $600. They use less energy than an air conditioner and Excel Energy offers a rebate if you install one.

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The turn of the century was a good time for Northern California Energy Consumers thanks to the visionaries at Roseville Electric. Here you had a utility company that really wanted you to USE LESS ELECTRICITY! They knew that since demand was growing in California it would be a win-win for us all engage in what they called "Peak Load Shaving" -- using conservation and renewable energy to offset the peak loads that cause blackouts and brownouts and cost the state millions in lost revenue. Let us hope that during these dire times other utilities catch the green fever that Roseville was so good at promoting!