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New Analysis Reveals Comprehensive Approach to Saving Money on Gas Today

Simple Strategies are Sure-Fire Ways for Drivers to Save Cash by Saving Gas

PENNSYLVANIA (July 2, 2008) – A new analysis from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) shows that keeping vehicles properly maintained, driving smoothly and using transportation alternatives one day per week can save the average driver about $800 on gas per year. The analysis, “Tuning Up America: Real Relief for High Gas Prices,” evaluates and offers strategies to help drivers save gas with the cars they already own. The potential fuel savings are laid out for the 256 different automatic transmission passenger vehicles sold domestically in the United States in model year 2000.

“When the information is made available that offshore and Arctic drilling will only change gas prices by 4 cents a gallon 18 years from now, people are realizing that a kneejerk reaction in Congress might only make things worse”, said Joseph Otis Minott, Esq., Executive Director of the Clean Air Council. “We already have the tools we need to save money on gasoline. Being a conservative driver can be highly effective and the savings are immediate.”

The analysis evaluated three primary strategies for reducing fuel costs at the pump:

Vehicle Maintenance – Tuning up and maintaining the engine, keeping tires properly inflated, using manufacturers’ recommended oil, and removing heavy unnecessary items from trunks and roof racks.

Smooth Driving – Avoiding rapid acceleration and aggressive high-speed driving.

Transportation Alternatives – Replacing single-occupancy car commuting one day a week with public transportation, carpooling, telecommuting or other options.

Savings for Top 10 Bestselling Vehicles in 2000:*

*Savings in table are based on making the most of the tips listed above and may vary depending on vehicle condition and previous driving habits.

“The right way to deal with high gas prices is by reducing demand through greater efficiency,” said Jim Presswood, energy analyst at NRDC. “We should not open up pristine areas for a drop in the bucket of oil. We have proven ways at our fingertips to save gas, by promoting fuel-efficient technology.”

To read the full analysis, go to http://www.nrdc.org/energy/fuelsavings.pdf

To see the data for all 256 models go to: http://www.nrdc.org/energy/fuelsavings-table.html

The Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Association is offering a wind turbine installation class, July 9-12, at the Kempton Community Recreation Center in Berks County.

To enroll in the workshop, please visit http://www.paenergyfest.com/downloads/08skystream.doc

The public is invited to enroll in the workshop, where they will learn the basics of small, grid-tied residential wind turbine systems, site selection and design, the permit process, electrical safety and installation of a Skystream 3.7 wind turbine on 50-foot monopole tilt-up tower (no crane needed).

The Skystream was developed with funding through the Department of Energy.  It is designed for small-scale residential projects with the emphasis on quiet operation, minimal parts and low operating speeds.   According to Southwest Windpower, an annual average wind speed of 12 mph will produce 400 kilowatt hours of electricity per month, about one-half the average consumption of a Berks County household.

Cost of the class, which includes lunches, is $375 and enrollment is limited to 15.

For more information, contact Bill Hennessy at bill@berkssolar.com or call 610 682 4300 or visit  http://www.paenergyfest.com  

The PUFFA Alliance cordially invites you and your organization to
participate in a facilitated, strategic conversation in service of
clarifying and committing to our beginning vision for healthier, more
sustainable food systems in our communities.

Day 1 Tuesday, June 10th
Special Full Alliance Meeting
Explore and determine our core values
Community conversation for commitment and closure

When: 5:00-5:30pm – Networking & Refreshments
5:30-8:30pm – Meeting

Day 2 Wednesday, June 11th
Dynamic Full Alliance Strategic Planning Meeting
Moving from purpose, values and vision to strategies, tactics and activities

When: 9:00am-3:30pm – Meeting with Breakfast & Lunch Included

Both meetings will be held at:

Alumni Hall Cafeteria
Thomas Jefferson University
1020 Locust Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107

We must order materials and supplies.
Please RSVP to Imane Hanine at Imane@whitedog.com or 215.386.5211 x106.

Please let us know if you need childcare at the meeting by Monday, June 9th.