Energy Efficiency - Hog Commandos
Over the next 20 years U.S. natural gas consumption will rise by more than 50% and our
country’s demand for electricity will increase by 45%, according to an estimate by the U.S.
National Energy Policy. By practicing simple measures of conservation and using energy
more efficiently, families can build strong energy habits, save money by reducing energy
bills, help their communities reduce pollution caused by our demand for energy, and help
to preserve the environment for future generations. Launched in March 2004, this campaign
introduces children to the dastardly Energy Hog, who is determined to waste energy
throughout the home.
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