People are using less power, energy exec’s say

You need to see this – electricity use is DOWN all over the country….and
energy executives don’t think it’s because of the economic downturn, but
rather because of a ‘fundamental shift’.

Key quote: ” Michael Morris, the chief executive of AEP, one of the
country’s largest utilities, says he thinks the industry should to be wary
about breaking ground on expensive new projects. “The message is: be
cautious about what you build because you may not have the demand” to
justify the expense, he says.”

Full article here.

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Posted on 21 November 2008

Tags: AEP, Energy, Michael Morris

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Rebecca Tarbotton led RAN as its Executive Director from 2009 to 2012. Under her leadership, RAN achieved tremendous victories in preserving endangered rainforests and the rights of their indigenous inhabitants. In 2012, Rebecca helped to architect the most significant agreement in the history of the organization: a landmark policy by entertainment giant, Disney, that is set to transform everything about the way the company purchases and uses paper. Before becoming Executive Director, Rebecca served as the Global Finance Campaign Director where she was responsible for guiding the team to successfully pressure the biggest banks in the US to adopt groundbreaking policies limiting finance to coal-fired power plants and mountaintop removal mining. Prior to RAN, Rebecca had over ten years of experience in non-profit grassroots campaigning and advocacy.

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