Territorians Urged To Get Energy Smart
Source: Northern Territory. Minister for Natural Resources, Environment and Hertiage. Media Release
"The Territory Government will give back half the cost of energy saving fittings under a scheme to cut our carbon footprint. Environment Minister Alison Anderson said rebates were available on a range of household items, including power boards, energy efficient light globes, timers, power usage metres and fridge and freezer seals. “Under the Territory Government’s Energy Smart Rebate Scheme, householders can claim a 50 per cent rebate of up to $200 on the purchase and installation cost of selected energy saving items. Households could cut 1300kg per year of greenhouse gas emissions by using energy smart products and that also means cheaper power bills."
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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Labels: Climate change, Energy and resources, Environment
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