February 1, 2010

President’s Energy Budget Invests in Innovation, Clean Energy, and National Security Priorities

Washington D.C. — U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu today detailed President Barack Obama’s $28.4 billion Fiscal Year 2011 budget request for the Department of Energy, highlighting the Administration’s commitment to create jobs with the development of a clean energy economy, invest in advanced science, research and innovation, maintain a strong nuclear deterrent and secure nuclear materials both at home and abroad, and improve energy efficiency to help curb greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change.  The FY 2011 budget request also places an emphasis on DOE improving fiscal performance with the proposed creation of a new initiative on Management Reform.

“The President’s budget cuts wasteful spending while making wise investments in innovation and clean energy that will put Americans back to work, save families money and keep our nation competitive in the global marketplace,” said Secretary Chu. “This budget supports new approaches to energy research and invests in the next generation of scientists and engineers, and it will spark new clean energy projects nationwide, including restarting the American nuclear power industry.”

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 Phantom Power Regulator Device called “GreenSwitch”

Link to Video:  News 8 Tampa, Fl

Even after you throw the switch on many of your appliances, they are still using electricity. It’s called Phantom power and it is costing you money but there’s a new system on the market effectively controlling your electronics even when you’re not home.

Everybody wants to save money on their electric bill. This device called the “GreenSwitch” could be the answer to your cost saving dreams.

GreenSwitch is basically an energy management software where you’re able to control all of your electrical outlets, your lights, fans…everything from one switch when you walk out the door.

The computerized system that’s installed in your home or business has only been on the market for a few months. Already it’s proving to be a big success in large part because of the instant savings.

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