A SUPPLEMENT TO OKLAHOMA LIVING
NOVEMBER 2014 | VOLUME 65 ISSUE 11 | PUBLISHED FOR MEMBERS OF TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
LIVEWIRE K
Live Line Demos Available Upon Request
nowing how to stay safe in the presence of electricity can literally be the difference between life and death. TCEC wants to ensure that all members are properly educated about electricity, and how to stay safe, through ongoing community education programs.
CEO VIEW
Power of Membership BY JACK L. PERKINS
Your efforts, with that of thousands of others including more than 50 U.S. senators have resulted in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) adding 45 days to the public comment period for its proposed rule on carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants. Comments now must be submitted by Dec. 1.
Announced on June 2 of this year, the proposed rule would mandate a 30 percent cut in carbon emissions, based on 2005 emission levels, from domestic power plants by 2030. The EPA standards vary per state depending on regional energy portfolios and what the EPA determined each state can do to move to cleaner sources of electricity. A final rule is expected in June 2015.
Janet McCabe, EPA’s acting assistant administrator for the Office of Air and
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TCEC LIVE LINE DEMONSTRATIONS SUCH AS THIS ONE IN THE CITY OF GUYMON HELP EDUCATE COMMUNITY MEMBERS ON SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.
TCEC’s experts are available for demonstrations with life-size models of electric equipment, which helps illustrate potential electricity hazards in a typical neighborhood setting. A 7,200-volt power line, equipped with transformers and fuses, creates a realistic and dramatic scene, demonstrating how essential it is to stay safe around electricity. Te audience also learns first-hand how activities like using a ladder, flying a kite, and digging near underground service equipment can pose a serious safety risk.
Tis presentation is always a hit thanks to the team of engaging presenters, and is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression on the audience.
Presentations are available year-round upon request. Please call (580) 652-2418 or email us at
info@tcec.coop for more information or to request a demonstration. n
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