Here’s the deal:  if lots of people do a few fairly simple things, we can reduce energy consumption in America by a shocking amount.

Not only will we save money in energy costs and reduce the amount of pollution in our air and water, but we can also reduce the need to increase energy production.

The basic (and brilliant) concept is energy savings as an energy source.

Join us next Thursday at the Red River Theaters in Concord for a special screening of the award winning documentary Kilowatt Ours. This important movie details practical cost saving solutions for consumers looking to reduce their energy use and save money.  By following Jeff Barrie’s simple suggestions, the average family can save about $1,000 per year in energy costs.

“Kilowatt Ours helps ordinary citizens take an active role in energy conservation.” Jeff Barrie said.  “Most viewers are shocked at the scope of the issue and even more so at the immediacy and simplicity of the solution — energy savings as an energy source”.

The special screening in Concord will be followed by a question and answer session, led by concerned local experts including

• Wes Golumb of the New Hampshire Sustainable Energy Association
• Jim O’Brien, Executive Director of Granite State Conservation Voters and a Hopkinton town Selectman
• Steven Lundahl of Energy Action NH
• Rob Werner, Concord City Counselor and Concord Carbon Challenge leader.

Peter and I are pleased and delighted that Green Poma can be a part of this event along with the NH Sustainable Energy Association and Stonyfield Farm.

Still need convincing?  There will be door prizes and free giveaways.

Plus our sweet new banner.