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ector Contributes a Third <strong>of</strong> missions 0 Energy efficiency provides substantial environmental benefits while creating economic benefits for customers. US. Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Sector in 2002 (Total = 6,888 MMTCOZE) Residential 5.6% 1 Pgriculture 8% U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Sector with Electricity-Related Emissions Distributed in 2002 (Total = 6,888 MMTC02E) Trans portation 27.0% Sout-r- U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks: I v ~ - 2002, Tables 2-6 and 2-8 27% 4
Established energy efficiency as reliable, low-cost resource * Real programs with real results 0 Programs delivering efficiency at 2 to 4 cents / kWh Established large potential to meet new demand Regionally, nationally * Real programs Can help control load growth by 50% or more Established measurement and verification procedures Savings are real, persistent 0 Integrated into resource planning 0 Established model energy efficiency delivery programs for key customer classes 0 Residential -- commercial - industrial 0 Low income Gas / electric New I mature 5
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THOMAS RI. HILDEBRAND Lieutenant Co
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BEFORE THE PEWSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILI
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111. Conclusion WHEREFORE, the Offc
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1 INTRODUCTION The Commonwealth of
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possible overloads of the Pruntytow
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demand growth will not be moderated
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Appendix A: Alternatives to the Loz
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i Friday, January 26, 2007 Part II
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