U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Federal Energy Management Program
FEMP Materials for 2007 Energy Awareness Month
Order or download this poster to promote Energy Awareness at your agency.
For the 2007 Energy Awareness Month campaign in October, FEMP provided materials and ideas to federal facilities for supporting this year's theme—Clean and Green for a Secure Energy Future. These materials reminded federal employees to make wise choices for saving energy, money, and resources.
Outreach Materials and Resources
For the Energy Awareness Month campaign, the following outreach materials were available:
- Posters (including Clean and Green for a Secure Energy Future)
- Computer monitor calendars
- Room temperature cards
- Notepads.
FEMP developed these materials through its You Have the Power Campaign.
If you are interested in creating your own materials, you can order A Power Kit: Energy Awareness Resources on CD. The CD features high-resolution graphics for the 2007 and past Energy Awareness Month campaigns, as well as the previous Earth Day campaign. The CD also includes the handbook, Creating an Energy Awareness Program.
Twenty in Ten: Strengthening America's Energy Security Posters
The U.S. Department of Energy has also developed "Twenty In Ten: Strengthening America's Energy Security" posters. These posters can help promote President Bush's goal of reducing U.S. gasoline usage by 20% in the next 10 years.
You can download these posters from the FEMP's You Have the Power campaign materials.
For additional information about the president's goal, visit the White House Web site.
FEMP also provides low-resolution artwork and animations for use on Web sites and interoffice memos, etc.
To view some of these materials, see FEMP's You Have the Power campaign materials.
Ordering Information
Limited supplies of the materials and the CD are still available to order.
To order materials, contact the EERE Information Center at 1-877-337-3463.
Other Ideas and Tips
For other promotional ideas and energy-saving tips, see:
Contact
For further information, please contact Annie Haskins, FEMP Communications and Outreach Manager.
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