Steele-Waseca Co-op Electric

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Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric

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Compact Florescent Lighting Rebate
Dual Fuel Program

Home Energy Use Calculation Guide
LED Christmas Light Bulb Rebate
SWCE Marathon Water Heater Program
SWCE Residential Energy Star Rebate Program

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Wind and Solar Power Videos

ACRE - Co-op Owners for Political Action
Our Energy, Our Future

Minnesota Rural Electric Association

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Fax: 507–446–4242
swce@swce.coop
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Finally, appliances you can feel good about

Residential ENERGY STAR rebates are available to Steele-Waseca
Co-op Electric customers from September 1 - October 31, 2010.
The refrigerator rebate amount is $125 (recycling of old refrigerator required). The clothes washer rebate amount is $75.

When you choose an ENERGY STAR rated washing machine, you can save up to 7,000 gallons of water a year and $550 in operating costs over the lifetime of
the machine, And, because ENERGY STAR rated washers use less energy, you'll
help reduce air pollution and greenhouse gases.
ENERGY STAR rated refrigerators use high-efficiency compressors, improved
insulation and more precise temperature and defrost mechanisms to consume
at least 20 percent less energy than required by current federal standards.

Be safe this harvest season!
As farmers across Minnesota begin fall harvest, let’s all make safety a priority. Agriculture is one of Minnesota’s most dangerous jobs. In observance of National Farm Safety and Health Week, here are some tips for everyone to help make harvest season safe.
For people living or driving through rural areas:
--Watch for farm equipment on the roadway.
--Slow down when encountering slow moving vehicles.
--Be patient and wait for a safe place to pass.

--Make your equipment easy to see by using your lights and flashers.
--Remember it is Minnesota law to use slow moving vehicle emblems on equipment traveling less than 30 miles per hour.
--Consider using a follow vehicle when moving large equipment on roadways, especially in the evening.
--Carefully inspect electric lines overhead. Make sure your equipment will clear power lines.
--Get enough sleep and take short breaks often.
--Always turn equipment off, lower hydraulics and remove the key before leaving equipment unattended.

By joining ACRE-COPA you will support elected officials who will:
Protect our economy when making energy laws.
Assist your efforts to use energy more efficiently.
Help rebuild your cooperative after a storm.
Keep your energy bills affordable because it improves your quality of life.
Help your cooperative keep your energy service reliable.