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Copyright 2008
Project Energy Savers
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The Project Energy Savers program is currently offering the following energy educational publications:
Project Energy Savers has produced an Energy Savers Calendar since 2002 to provide families with practical tips on how to save energy. The calendar was the winner of the Calendar Marketing Association’s annual award for "Best Non-Profit" and "Most Informative" calendar.
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The Energy Savers Tip book provides 100 energy savings and related safety tips that can help families save money by following simple instructions. The booklet is 26 pages long and is attractively illustrated.
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The children’s activity book is 24 pages and describes how two young children, Billy and Maria, learn about using energy safely and saving energy in their home. They talk with their parents and visit their places of work. By the book’s end, they’ve heard new ideas and come up with some of their own.
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Project Energy Saver’s new product is a comic book, featuring Captain Electro. The story begins with Billy, reading his favorite comic book to his eight-year-old sister, Maria. The two are surprised to learn that their comic book hero, Captain Electro, has come to life to teach them about the importance of saving energy. Captain Electro is the story’s superhero, whose primary weakness is wasted energy.
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Outreach posters provide a visible and low-cost way of advertising the availability of program funds. Posters are generally developed on a state-specific basis and can be customized for local agencies. Posters have been produced for the states of Maryland, Wisconsin, Virginia, Montana, and the District of Columbia, where they have been used on billboards, postcards, buses and subways.
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