Duck River hosts free home energy workshops

Duck River energy efficiency starter kit
Home Energy Workshop attendees will receive an energy efficiency starter kit that includes supplies to begin sealing air leaks in the home. (Photo Provided)

BEDFORD COUNTY, Tenn. — Learn how a few simple improvements can increase heating and cooling efficiency, lower energy bills, and create a more comfortable home at one of the free Duck River Electric Membership Corporation’s Home Energy Workshops. Duck River invites Moore County residents to attend the Home Energy Workshop that’s most convenient for them. Five workshops are being offered across the DREMC service area with one at the Manchester DREMC office on Tuesday, Oct. 10, and the Shelbyville DREMC office on Tuesday, Oct. 17. Each workshop begins at 6 p.m.

The workshop includes a light supper and an educational program presented by DREMC’s Residential Energy Advisor Pat Garrett. Workshop attendees will receive an energy efficiency starter kit; limit one per household.

Information about rebates available through the TVA EnergyRight Residential Services Program will be announced for retrofit upgrades and new homes to encourage energy efficiency. The rebates are designed to assist DREMC members in achieving their goals to improve energy efficiency year-round and create a more comfortable home. For more information about DREMC’s Home Energy Workshops or to enroll, visit www.dremc.com/workshop or call (931) 680-5880.

Dates and locations of other Home Energy Workshops offered by DREMC are listed on their website. •

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