Lunch & Learn: Energy Efficiency 101

Learn how to lower your electric bill and improve your home’s comfort

Petit Jean Electric Cooperative is inviting members to join us for a Lunch and Learn focused on energy efficiency and healthy homes.

Join Mitch Ross, Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC) Energy Efficiency Manager, on Thursday, November 5th, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Petit Jean Electric Community Room in Clinton.

During this educational session, you’ll learn practical ways to use energy more efficiently and take control of your electric bill. Mitch will also share information about healthy home principles that can help improve indoor air quality and comfort.

What You’ll Learn

  • Energy Efficiency 101: Simple ways to lower your electric bill
  • Healthy home principles: How energy efficiency can improve indoor air quality and comfort
  • Free Home Energy Audits: Learn how an audit can help identify opportunities to improve your home

Event Details

Date: Thursday, November 5th
Time: 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Location: Petit Jean Electric Community Room
Address: 270 Quality Drive, Clinton, AR 72031

  • Giveaways: Attendees will have a chance to take home some useful items provided by AECC
  • Lunch: A meal will be provided for registered attendees

Registration is required. To register, email communications@pjecc.com with your name, account number, and phone number.

Registration deadline: October 30th.

Education Is Part of Being a Cooperative

At Petit Jean Electric, we believe education is an important part of being a cooperative. This Lunch and Learn reflects Cooperative Principle 5: Education, Training, and Information, which encourages cooperatives to provide members with the knowledge and information they need to effectively participate in and benefit from their cooperative.

By offering opportunities like this, we can help members better understand energy efficiency, make informed choices about their homes, and find ways to manage their energy use. Sharing useful information with our members is one more way we put the cooperative difference into action.

We’re proud to provide our members with information and resources that help them make the most of their electric service.

At Petit Jean Electric, we believe education is an important part of being a cooperative. We want to give our members the information and tools they need to make informed energy choices and get the most from their electric service.

Space is limited, so be sure to register by October 30th!

By Angie Hutchins, Communications