2/18/2021, 1:49 pm
Most Equal Komrads,
I found my Obamaphone while I was shivering in my dark "dacha". Miraculously it had a bit of charge left. After logging onto The People's Cube I checked my local "NextDoor" page because that's where the local news of the Party can be found. I was greatly heartened by the following post from a local Party Spokesperson:
"This is a post from one of your local agencies
Local Agency
City of Independence
Public Information Officer Meghan Lewis • 3 days ago
City of Independence Utilities joins regional request for energy conservation efforts. The City of Independence Utilities joins regional peers in the Southwest Power Pool requesting its customers take steps to decrease energy usage as the region faces a potential energy shortage caused by high usage due to the extreme cold over the last week.
Independence customers are asked to take these measures through Wednesday, when temperatures are expected to warm up throughout the region and energy demands decrease.
Please see the following steps customers can take to help reduce their electrical usage:
• Turn thermostats a little cooler (65-68 degrees). Avoid the use of electric space heaters.
• Close blinds and shades to reduce the amount of heat lost through windows.
• Change or clean filters on furnaces.
• Turn off unnecessary lights and appliances in your home.
• When possible, use large appliances (clothes washers, dryers and dishwashers) between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
• Reduce air leaks that let cold air in by sealing around doors and windows with weatherstripping or caulk and inserting foam gaskets on electrical switches and outlets.
• Businesses should reduce the use of electric lighting and electricity-consuming equipment as much as possible.
• Large consumers of electricity should consider shutting down or reducing non-essential processes.
Customers should know there is the potential for rolling blackouts throughout the Southwest Power Pool if demands continue at the current level and weather continues to negatively impact wind generation. Customers will be updated throughout this situation as quickly as possible.
Posted to Subscribers of City of Independence
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I highlighted the part that lifted my spirits so. I am happy to report that several reactionary Climate Deniers and opponents to The People's Green New Deal have self identified. I'm sure they will experience some "rolling blackouts" of their own soon.
Shivering in the Dark of the New Green Current Truth ™ ,
Red Salmon
I found my Obamaphone while I was shivering in my dark "dacha". Miraculously it had a bit of charge left. After logging onto The People's Cube I checked my local "NextDoor" page because that's where the local news of the Party can be found. I was greatly heartened by the following post from a local Party Spokesperson:
"This is a post from one of your local agencies
Local Agency
City of Independence
Public Information Officer Meghan Lewis • 3 days ago
City of Independence Utilities joins regional request for energy conservation efforts. The City of Independence Utilities joins regional peers in the Southwest Power Pool requesting its customers take steps to decrease energy usage as the region faces a potential energy shortage caused by high usage due to the extreme cold over the last week.
Independence customers are asked to take these measures through Wednesday, when temperatures are expected to warm up throughout the region and energy demands decrease.
Please see the following steps customers can take to help reduce their electrical usage:
• Turn thermostats a little cooler (65-68 degrees). Avoid the use of electric space heaters.
• Close blinds and shades to reduce the amount of heat lost through windows.
• Change or clean filters on furnaces.
• Turn off unnecessary lights and appliances in your home.
• When possible, use large appliances (clothes washers, dryers and dishwashers) between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
• Reduce air leaks that let cold air in by sealing around doors and windows with weatherstripping or caulk and inserting foam gaskets on electrical switches and outlets.
• Businesses should reduce the use of electric lighting and electricity-consuming equipment as much as possible.
• Large consumers of electricity should consider shutting down or reducing non-essential processes.
Customers should know there is the potential for rolling blackouts throughout the Southwest Power Pool if demands continue at the current level and weather continues to negatively impact wind generation. Customers will be updated throughout this situation as quickly as possible.
Posted to Subscribers of City of Independence
Comment13 Comments
Share"
I highlighted the part that lifted my spirits so. I am happy to report that several reactionary Climate Deniers and opponents to The People's Green New Deal have self identified. I'm sure they will experience some "rolling blackouts" of their own soon.
Shivering in the Dark of the New Green Current Truth ™ ,
Red Salmon