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156 Energy Committee MISSION STATEMENT To identify energy savings for the town and energy savings opportunities for the community. The Enfield Energy Committee was created in 2007 by a vote at Town Meeting. We meet on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 5:15 PM in the conference room at Whitney Hall, and we always welcome members of the community to join in the conversation. The Committee has set a goal of reducing the Town's total energy consumption by 25% (as compared to our 2007 usage) by the end of the 2011 calendar year. This is an ambitious goal which started with measuring and documenting the baseline usage of our municipal buildings, vehicles and town lighting. We have also done some education outreach on idling awareness and household conservation ideas for the community through our website, http://energy.enfield.nh.us/, presence at the farmer's markets, community fairs, and town meetings. In 2010, with the base data we have been accumulating, we were able to apply for and received a couple of grants. One grant we received was for $20,000 to upgrade to more energy efficient lights on Main St and the Veteran's Park. This project, which did not require any money from the town, should be completed in the first quarter of 2011, and should save 50-70% on the amount of energy used (and the costs) to light those areas. Another grant, from MEAP (Municipal Energy Assistance Program) provided a detailed energy analysis of our municipal energy usage (buildings, vehicles, lighting) and a free audit of Whitney Hall based on that data. In summary, this report highlighted that our vehicle fleet uses 68% of Enfield's total energy, contributes to 66% of our total emissions, and amounts to 53% of our total energy costs. The recommendation from this group is to get more detailed logs of gasoline and diesel use, which had not been included in our first few years of data. Then, publish this data for both municipal employees and the town looking for patterns or areas that can provide obvious savings. Combine that with recommendations for idling policies for municipal vehicles.
The Department of Public works and Whitney Hall are the two largest energy demanding buildings in Enfield. We had an energy audit done for Whitney Hall and a lighting audit by National Grid done for the DPW. We expect to see these reports in the first quarter of 2011. We also installed an electric monitoring device at the Police Department to try and understand what causes such a large electric bill all year round. We have been collecting data for a few months in 2010 and expect to start the investigation phase in 2011. In July 2011, look for the Energy Committee "Solar Roller" that we are working on for the 250th celebration. We hope to have demonstrations of solar energy, ideas for conservation in our homes, and information about our work. 157
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2010 ANNUAL REPORT ENFIELD, NEW HAM
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Annual Report of the Town of Enfiel
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About Enfield… Incorporated: 1761
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6 Dedicated to All of the Volunteer
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Nancy was very active in our commun
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10 Retirement Recognition The Town
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12 To Our Fellow Citizens of Enfiel
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14 Town Manager’s Report Some yea
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16 To the Voters of Enfield The eco
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Enfield 250 th Anniversary Celebrat
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Tentative Schedule of Events Friday
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Need Assistance? E-mail: townhall@e
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PUBLIC WORKS (603) 632-4605 Ext. 54
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Enfield Listserv In order to keep t
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F.A.S.T. Squad: 632-5200 Richard Ma
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Tax Collector: 632-4201 Carolee T.
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Town Officers As of December 31, 20
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Term Expires Heritage Commission: C
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Term Expires Tax Increment Finance
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Recreation Commission Whitney Hall
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REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-DISTRICT
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State of New Hampshire Grafton S.S.
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