Seattle City Light: Conservation: Fremont Neighborhood Power Project

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took place in 1995

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Current Neighborhood Power Project: Green Lake/Wallingford

	Fremont Accomplishments:
	Project declared a success by Fremont Neighborhood Council Business & Industry Recycling Venture [Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce] consulted with five large Fremont businesses Compact fluorescent demonstrations at City People's Mercantile Conservation information delivered door-to-door by Student Conservation Association Conservation presentations at B. F. Day Elementary Energy efficient lighting installed in 138 small businesses Free conservation workshops Garden tour featuring low water and low pesticide use Home insulation for apartments and single-family homes 700 information packets delivered in response to environmental action statements Joint energy and water audits for industry Police Department's Night Out -- Security Lighting Presentation Volunteer phonebanks established to support people trying new environmental actions Wallingford Boys & Girls Club Daycamp presentations
	Resources Saved: Enough Electricity to Power 191 Homes: From Fremont residences -- 34,334 kilowatt hours/year From Fremont small businesses -- 1,613,957 kilowatt hours/year From Fremont industry -- 185,200 kilowatt hours/year Enough Water to Supply 23 Homes: 3,380 gallons per day from Fremont small businesses
	Juan Peralez leads Seattle City Light's Neighborhood Power Project. You can contact Juan by phone at 206.684.3868 or by e-mail at juan.peralez@ci.seattle.wa.us.