September 29, 2009... Oncor Brings Energy Efficiency Education Center to the State Fair of Texas
Dallas, Texas USA--Big Tex and Oncor care about the environment. Not only will Big Tex announce energy efficiency tips from Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas??? program along with his usual welcomes, but he will also be lit up By Oncor with some of the most energy-efficient lighting available today, helping him to achieve 67 percent energy savings from his previous lighting system.
Oncor is illuminating Big Tex with LED (light-emitting diode) lighting fixtures specifically designed by the Lighting Science Group, an LED manufacturer out of Satellite Beach, Fla., for the Texas State Fair giant. Big Tex? energy savings will come from replacing The previous two, 1,000-watt metal halide spotlights with 12 new LED fixtures designed to illuminate Big Tex like never before. Oncor is donating the lights to the State Fair of Texas. Because of the efficiency of the LED lighting and the amount of lighting will Be used each year, Big Tex can potentially be lit by the Oncor-donated lights for some 50 years to come without replacing the bulbs.
LED lighting gives off a clear, white, direct light from multiple small light sources. Replacing traditional lights with LEDs can result in a reduction in maintenance costs and green house gas emissions.
Ncor is excited about illuminating the 52-foot-tall cowboy with these energy efficient LED lights,???said Mike Stockard, Director of Oncor Energy Efficiency Programs. ?nergy efficiency is very important to Oncor. Now all fair-goers will be Able to see the latest technology in-use and how it will help reduce energy demand at the fair.???
Oncor? energy efficiency programs encourage residential, commercial and industrial consumers to take the necessary steps to be more energy efficient. By helping to ?ake a load off???energy use statewide, consumers can lower their energy costs, reduce demand on the power Grid and help make a brighter energy future for the state of Texas.
Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas Education Center will be at the State Fair of Texas in the Centennial Building beginning Sept. 25 through Oct. 18. The exhibits featured include:
?olar: Consumers will learn about the latest technology on solar water heaters and solar photovoltaic systems.
Nsulation: Consumers will learn how proper insulation can reduce heating and cooling needs up to 30 percent.
?uctwork: Consumers will learn the top three signs that ducts are not performing correctly.
Hildren? area: Coloring books and crayons to help children learn about energy efficiency.
?ighting: Consumers will learn that upgrading to energy-efficient lighting is one of the easiest ways to save energy in a home.
Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas education campaign began in 2007 to encourage residential, commercial and industrial customers to think about energy efficiency and the measures they can take to conserve energy. The education campaign features the Take A Load Off, Texas Education Center equipped With interactive demonstrations showing the benefits of becoming energy efficient and how it ?akes a load off???energy use statewide. Oncor believes that energy conservation is important because it will help reduce the state? energy usage, lessening the need for new power plants For a schedule of Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas tour stops, visit http://
Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC (?ncor??? is a regulated electric distribution and transmission business that uses superior asset management skills to provide reliable electricity delivery to consumers. Oncor operates the largest distribution and transmission system in Texas, delivering power to approximately 3 million Homes and businesses and operating approximately 117,000 miles of transmission and distribution lines in Texas. While Oncor is owned by a limited number of investors (including majority owner, Energy Future Holdings Corp.), Oncor?s managed by its Board of Directors, which is Omprated of a majority of independent directors.
Contacts
Oncor Communications
Megan Wright,
972-791-6200
Dallas, Texas USA--Big Tex and Oncor care about the environment. Not only will Big Tex announce energy efficiency tips from Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas??? program along with his usual welcomes, but he will also be lit up By Oncor with some of the most energy-efficient lighting available today, helping him to achieve 67 percent energy savings from his previous lighting system.
Oncor is illuminating Big Tex with LED (light-emitting diode) lighting fixtures specifically designed by the Lighting Science Group, an LED manufacturer out of Satellite Beach, Fla., for the Texas State Fair giant. Big Tex? energy savings will come from replacing The previous two, 1,000-watt metal halide spotlights with 12 new LED fixtures designed to illuminate Big Tex like never before. Oncor is donating the lights to the State Fair of Texas. Because of the efficiency of the LED lighting and the amount of lighting will Be used each year, Big Tex can potentially be lit by the Oncor-donated lights for some 50 years to come without replacing the bulbs.
LED lighting gives off a clear, white, direct light from multiple small light sources. Replacing traditional lights with LEDs can result in a reduction in maintenance costs and green house gas emissions.
Ncor is excited about illuminating the 52-foot-tall cowboy with these energy efficient LED lights,???said Mike Stockard, Director of Oncor Energy Efficiency Programs. ?nergy efficiency is very important to Oncor. Now all fair-goers will be Able to see the latest technology in-use and how it will help reduce energy demand at the fair.???
Oncor? energy efficiency programs encourage residential, commercial and industrial consumers to take the necessary steps to be more energy efficient. By helping to ?ake a load off???energy use statewide, consumers can lower their energy costs, reduce demand on the power Grid and help make a brighter energy future for the state of Texas.
Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas Education Center will be at the State Fair of Texas in the Centennial Building beginning Sept. 25 through Oct. 18. The exhibits featured include:
?olar: Consumers will learn about the latest technology on solar water heaters and solar photovoltaic systems.
Nsulation: Consumers will learn how proper insulation can reduce heating and cooling needs up to 30 percent.
?uctwork: Consumers will learn the top three signs that ducts are not performing correctly.
Hildren? area: Coloring books and crayons to help children learn about energy efficiency.
?ighting: Consumers will learn that upgrading to energy-efficient lighting is one of the easiest ways to save energy in a home.
Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas education campaign began in 2007 to encourage residential, commercial and industrial customers to think about energy efficiency and the measures they can take to conserve energy. The education campaign features the Take A Load Off, Texas Education Center equipped With interactive demonstrations showing the benefits of becoming energy efficient and how it ?akes a load off???energy use statewide. Oncor believes that energy conservation is important because it will help reduce the state? energy usage, lessening the need for new power plants For a schedule of Oncor? Take A Load Off, Texas tour stops, visit http://
Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC (?ncor??? is a regulated electric distribution and transmission business that uses superior asset management skills to provide reliable electricity delivery to consumers. Oncor operates the largest distribution and transmission system in Texas, delivering power to approximately 3 million Homes and businesses and operating approximately 117,000 miles of transmission and distribution lines in Texas. While Oncor is owned by a limited number of investors (including majority owner, Energy Future Holdings Corp.), Oncor?s managed by its Board of Directors, which is Omprated of a majority of independent directors.
Contacts
Oncor Communications
Megan Wright,
972-791-6200
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