Reminder to register for the ClimateSmart Home Service program11 January, 2010
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Member for Whitsunday, Jan Jarratt is reminding households to register for the ClimateSmart Home Service program that can help save energy in and around the home.
“Climate change is the single biggest environmental threat facing the world today”, Ms Jarratt said.
“It’s affecting us all in the community and we need to start making changes in the way we do things.
“This program is a great way for households to learn about what is using too much energy in their home and then making decisions on how to lower their usage,” Member for Whitsunday said.
“For a $50 service fee, a qualified tradesperson will visit your home to conduct an energy audit, provide energy advice, install energy saving tools such as a household energy monitor and a water efficient showerhead, and also supply 15 compact fluorescent light globes.
“This service is a bargain as it is usually worth $250,” Ms Jarratt said.
“One of the most important elements of the ClimateSmart Home Service is the installation of a wireless household energy monitor. The monitor will provide you with real time data about your energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
“This means you can make informed decisions about how much power you are using at any time.
“Every little bit helps and the ClimateSmart Home Service program is a fantastic way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in your home for the environment’s future.”
To register for this service, simply complete your details at http://www.climatesmarthome.com/booknow.html
or phone 1300 130 372.
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