Energy Conservation Fair
A summary video interviews of various vendors at the fair
Monday, April 21, 2008
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Winner of Door Prizes
| The following are the names of attendees who won door prizes at the Oshawa Energy Conservation Fair, held on Wed. Feb 27th, 2008 in Oshawa, Ontario List of Draws and Recipents ll gifts have are NOT redeemable by the winner for a cash equivalent Winner Donation Item Derek Turnball courtesy of CallRich EcoServices, Spray foam Insulation June Davies and Bill Craig courtesy of CAWDREC, Anti-Cancer book Lisa Robinson courtesy of Copgold Trading, Solar Hot Water Site Assessment Gretchen courtesy of City of Oshawa, 3 month membership at Oshawa Community centres Mr. O Krout,courtesy of Envirosponsible, Rainbarrel Mr. Lott, courtesy of Friends of the Earth canvas bag and CD Dave Stone,courtesy of Gentek, 5 sq of Insulated siding Jenn Cameron, PlanetEnergy LiveClean Certification Mike Mell courtesy of , Sunshade, Hunter Douglas, Windows Shades James Gilber courtesy of Home Depot Programmable Thermosat Kathey Majereik,courtesy of Oshawa PUC Networks Conservation Kit Carrie Modeste courtesy of Ontario I.C.F. Supply Inc, Foam gun and case of foam Cathy Fowlie,courtesy of Thermapan, Insulating Gun and Foam Bill Cornelius, courtesy of Willis, Conservation Kit Mike Foley courtesy of Yanch Heating Programmable Thermostat Name undisclosed, courtesy of Ford Underwood, DVD Name undisclosed, courtesy of Testing 123 Dan Powell, courtesy of Southern Exposure Systems, Solar Blind TBA Testing I23 House System Tune-Up Lee Allin courtesy of Durham Region Works Hi Efficiency Toilet To see pictures of the winners Oshawa Energy Conservation Fair Pictures |
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Successful Event
The first Oshawa Energy Conservation Fair went off without a hitch.
A few Statistics
Numbers
23 Vendors
600+ people at the event
23 door prices valued at $6600
250 Energy Kits given away
23 Video interviews
7 Podcast interviews
Comments from Vendors
All vendors either commented either good or excellent for every element of the event from location, advertising, cost of the event etc etc
The vendors and participants were very pleased.
We will be having the Videocasts and Podcasts posted at the www.besustainable.com website in the near future after post production
Glenn
A few Statistics
Numbers
23 Vendors
600+ people at the event
23 door prices valued at $6600
250 Energy Kits given away
23 Video interviews
7 Podcast interviews
Comments from Vendors
All vendors either commented either good or excellent for every element of the event from location, advertising, cost of the event etc etc
The vendors and participants were very pleased.
We will be having the Videocasts and Podcasts posted at the www.besustainable.com website in the near future after post production
Glenn
Interview with ECSO

Jason Dasti interviews Glenn McKnight, Energy Conservation Society of Ontario
Listen to the podcast at Sound Sustainable Podcasts at
http://besustainable.com/audio/ECSo.mp3
Besustainable is a webblog created by Ryan Wiseman
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
One Day Left

Only one day left for the fair
A special thanks to our vendors for contributing door prizes which include
Door Prizes include:
- 5 Squares of insulated siding
- Voucher discount for spray foam insulation
- Insulating gun and foam
- 3 month family pass for Oshawa recreation facilities
- Anti-cancer book
- Rain barrel
- High Efficiency Toilet
- Solar assessment
- Hunter Douglas Window fashions
- And more
600 lightbulbs
250 Energy Kits
Time 1 oclock
Parking at North end of the Legends Centre
Glenn
Monday, February 25, 2008
Podcast interview with Ryan Wiseman
Podcast Interview on the Oshawa Energy Conservation Fair
Jason is interviewed by Ryan Wiseman of Besustainable.
Listen to the podcast at
Besustainable
Jason is interviewed by Ryan Wiseman of Besustainable.
Listen to the podcast at
Besustainable
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Flick Off Campaign
Interesting Facebook page on the Flick Off Campaign
Flick Off is a Canadian advertising campaign intended to promote energy conservation by reducing electricity usage.
Its sponsors include MuchMusic, Roots Canada, Environmental Defence Canada and the Government of Ontario. Some view this program as a continuation of the scrapped program One-Tonne Challenge in global perspective.
The motivation for the campaign is both to reduce energy consumption for its own sake and also with the aim of reducing carbon emissions to ultimately combat global warming.
Flick Off is a Canadian advertising campaign intended to promote energy conservation by reducing electricity usage.
Its sponsors include MuchMusic, Roots Canada, Environmental Defence Canada and the Government of Ontario. Some view this program as a continuation of the scrapped program One-Tonne Challenge in global perspective.
The motivation for the campaign is both to reduce energy consumption for its own sake and also with the aim of reducing carbon emissions to ultimately combat global warming.
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