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SPECIAL EVENTSSustainable Solutions:Today, Tomorrow, the Future.2008 EfficientElectro-TechnologyExposition &ConferenceSeptember 18, 2008Hawaii Convention CenterHonolulu, HawaiiVisit energyexpo.heco.com orcall (808) 543-4790“Sustainable Solutions:Today, Tomorrow and theFuture” is this year’s EnergyExpo Theme.Register now for the2008 Efficient Electro-Technology Exposition &Conference!This event is scheduledfor Thursday,September 18, 2008 at theHawaii Convention Center.Registration Cost: $110In 2007, we witnessed record heights in energy prices nationwide whichprofoundly affected businesses here in Hawai’i. It is time for all businesses toconsider new and emerging energy technologies that will help reduce energyconsumption and improve the bottom line. The largest Energy Expo,presented by Hawaiian Electric Company, offers innovative and diversifiedsolutions to businesses, project managers, architects, engineers, planners,operation managers, building and chief engineers, property managers andmaintenance professionals, design consultants, and developers. The Expo alsooffers attendees an opportunity to learn more about the future of energytechnologies, conservation ideas, and sustainable designs. The Energy Expoand Conference will offer a wide range of workshops by leading experts onrenewable energy, water and resource conservation, best energy managementpractices, and advancements in energy related technology applications.In addition, the Expo will feature over 60 exhibitor booths showcasinginnovative and futuristic products as well as energy efficient services. With over600 expected participants, this year’s Energy Expo will be the biggest high-techevent of the year!For more information, visit energyexpo.heco.com or call (808) 543-4790.8
Energy$olutions SM for Business LESS ENERGY =means rebatesMORE MONEY$3,945,380Rebates Available in 2008$684,015Rebates Paid(as of Feb. 29, 2008)$3,261,365Rebates RemainingThrough the Energy$olutions SM for Business program, local businesseshave earned more than $27.1 million in rebates since the program firststarted in 1996. With more than $3.9 million available this year, HECO’scommitment to our customers and to the task of increasing energy-efficiency remains strong. HECO’s goal in 2008 is to help businesscustomers reduce consumption by 51,434 MWh. This is enough energyto supply up to 6,112 homes a year 1 .We continue to improve the Energy$olutions SM for Businessprogram. Businesses can receive a flat rate incentive of 35¢ persquare foot of installed window film, over $65 per horsepower(hp) for booster pumps, and $50 to $80 per hp for variablefrequency drives (VFDs) on motors.Equipment such as T8 fluorescent lighting, premiumefficient motors, and high-energy efficientair conditioners are among the many technologieseligible for a prescriptive rebate. Other innovativeenergy saving measures such as variable speeddrives, LED lighting, and solar water heaters aregrowing in popularity as customers are rewardedfor their creativity in designing custom projects.Since 1996, HECO has helped Hawai‘i businesses saveover 54.0 MW and 402 GWh annually or the equivalentenergy supplied by over 670,000 barrels of oil. Formore information on these and other energy solutions,commercial customers can contact HECO at 94-POWERor visit our website at www.heco.com.AvailableHECO RebatesLightingT8 and T5 Fluorescent LampsMetal Halide LampsHigh Pressure Sodium LampsOccupancy SensorsDelampingInduction LightingReflectorsCFLsLED Exit SignsPulse Start Metal Halide LampsMotorsPump MotorsVentilation / Fan MotorsProcess MotorsAir ConditioningSplit SystemsPackaged SystemsCentrifugal ChillersRotary Screw ChillersRoom (Window)Air Condition UnitsCustomWindow FilmBooster PumpsVariable Frequency DrivesSolar Water Heating SystemsLED LightingOther Efficient Systems1Energy to supply 6,112 homes a year is based on an average household consumptionof 700 kWh per month (8,400 kWh per year).9 9
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