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repairs, Choctaw Electric has instituted a low-interest energy effi ciency loan program. Members can borrow up to $10,000 for changes that will make their home more energy effi cient; up to $2,500 of that can be used to replace old appliances with Energy Star-rated electric appliances. “A lot of our members have taken advantage of this program to replace old windows, doors, or add insulation and they’ve seen true benefi ts from it,” Kendrick says. Other changes the Specks made were easier to implement. They became more conscious of how much energy they were using and when they were using it. They avoid running appliances, like washer and dryer, during peak hours when energy demand is higher and costs are greater. “Brad talked to us about our thermostat and that has made a big difference for us,” Jerry Speck says. “We program it for 78 when we’re gone in the summer and 68 in the winter.” At Kendrick’s recommendation, they put timers on their water heaters so they’re not running constantly. Their swimming pool pump now runs for 12 hours and is off for 12 hours. They also unplug appliances that aren’t in use.


Upgrading lightbulbs to LED bulbs can yield signifi cant savings. “We couldn’t afford to do everything he recommended right away,” Jerry


Speck says. “We have slowly made the upgrades over a period of time. Each step along the way has made it better.” Kendrick says that like the Specks, many members aren’t able to imple- ment all of his prescribed changes at once. To enable members to make


“We’re glad we did the audit, though I wish we would’ve done it sooner,”


Jerry Speck says. “It has helped us to become fi nancially wiser and better members of our co-op.” For the Specks, gradual but steady changes over the years have helped them realize savings of more than 25 percent to their electric bill. They have learned even though energy prices might not be in their control, the amount of energy they use can be.


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