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EcoGizmo

EcoGizmo has offered up an online story on the Onplug.Click here to read...

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Throwing the Switch on Phantom Power

The Globe and Mail is reporting on a home owner who is saving $600 per year by cutting phantom power consumption. Seems power bars and OnPlugs are the way to go. Read the article ...

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The OnPlug Power Saver Can Be Bought at

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OnPlug for Dollars

JR Raphael at PC World has done some very cool research on how much money can be saved by getting aggressive on saving vampire power. Looking at some of the numbers in this article one can see that monetary payback on your OnPlug purchase can be quite fast. Of course we know the payback to the environment begins immediately once ...

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Getting Rid of Phantom Power

Phantom power can be referred to as the electrical power consumed by household appliances and gadgets when plugged in a wall outlet and not performing a useful function. Many such devices keep on consuming electricity even if they are turned off. The consumption continues between uses because most of the appliances plugged in the wall outlet are ...

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Recent News
Electrical Utility Programs
Friday, 12 June 2009 10:17

Reducing electricity consumption is sometimes contradictory to the goals of electrical utilities. For-profit utilities like to see top line growth each year. Government owned utilities are also driven by growth as dictated by their elected bosses. With global warming, both types of utilities are being offered encouragement and sometimes incentives to reduce electricity consumption by their customer base. It is believed that reduced consumption and improved energy efficiency will reduce the amount of non renewable energy spent and burnt in the environment.

The OnPlug was designed to reduce power consumption and is ideally suited for utilities looking to encourage energy efficiency. At the retail price point of  $11.99 the OnPlug is affordable for all homes. Anecdotally, utilites have found that many of their programs are not affordable for lower income families. Solar panels, furnace replacement  even compact fluorescent lights etc. can be very expensive. A single OnPlug sent to every family can serve to cut down on electricity and can also serve to engage customers in a discussion on energy saving.

OnPlug Innovations is very interested in working with utilities on new and existing program development and promotion. 

 

Contact: Gerry Heffernan, 1.709.739.6369