Energy Resouce Plan
Energy Resource Plan (Conservation)
Kasandra Hunter
SCI 275
08/29/2010
Cindy Hall
Energy Resource Plan (Conservation)
You are a board member of your Home Owner’s Association. At your next meeting, your goal is to educate other homeowners about energy conservation.
• Review the following Energy Resource Plan outline:
• Introduction:
• Provide information about why conserving energy is important.
• Renewable versus Nonrenewable
• Briefly distinguish between these two types of energy.
• Methods to conserve and help the environment
What can each member do, personally, to conserve energy and help the environment at the same time?
Provide at least three methods.
• Government efforts
How can the government be involved in conservation efforts?
• Conclusion
Wrap up the meeting with a brief summary of your main points.
Provide some motivation for conserving energy with a memorable slogan, statement, or song, for example.
Hello everyone I am Kassie Hunter and I want to speak to you about energy conservation. Every day we are wasting energy and many of us do not even realize it. I have some suggestions that can help to save on energy every day.
The first thing is to check around your house to see if you have any water leaks. Your showers faucets, sinks, toilets, washing machines, and dishwashers. Fixing any type of water leak will help in conserving water. Another way to conserve water is to cut back on the time you spend in the shower or bath each night and how many showers you take a week. Even if you take a shower every other day or once a day instead of twice a day will help. If you can cut back on the amount of laundry that you wash each week and cut back on the number of times you run the dishwasher it will save on water and energy. The best time to run the dishwasher and washing machine is at night, it takes less energy to run appliances in the evening. In the summertime if you can by some fans and
Kasandra Hunter
SCI 275
08/29/2010
Cindy Hall
Energy Resource Plan (Conservation)
You are a board member of your Home Owner’s Association. At your next meeting, your goal is to educate other homeowners about energy conservation.
• Review the following Energy Resource Plan outline:
• Introduction:
• Provide information about why conserving energy is important.
• Renewable versus Nonrenewable
• Briefly distinguish between these two types of energy.
• Methods to conserve and help the environment
What can each member do, personally, to conserve energy and help the environment at the same time?
Provide at least three methods.
• Government efforts
How can the government be involved in conservation efforts?
• Conclusion
Wrap up the meeting with a brief summary of your main points.
Provide some motivation for conserving energy with a memorable slogan, statement, or song, for example.
Hello everyone I am Kassie Hunter and I want to speak to you about energy conservation. Every day we are wasting energy and many of us do not even realize it. I have some suggestions that can help to save on energy every day.
The first thing is to check around your house to see if you have any water leaks. Your showers faucets, sinks, toilets, washing machines, and dishwashers. Fixing any type of water leak will help in conserving water. Another way to conserve water is to cut back on the time you spend in the shower or bath each night and how many showers you take a week. Even if you take a shower every other day or once a day instead of twice a day will help. If you can cut back on the amount of laundry that you wash each week and cut back on the number of times you run the dishwasher it will save on water and energy. The best time to run the dishwasher and washing machine is at night, it takes less energy to run appliances in the evening. In the summertime if you can by some fans and
Bibliography: unknown. (n.d.). renewable vs nonrenewable energy. Retrieved 08 29, 2010, from unknown: http://www.southmoor.vic.edu.au/Projects/Sustainability/Energy/Renewable.html