You could win a home lighting audit and installation of new Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs)
valued up to $1000! All you have to do is take this simple quiz. Twenty-eight first-place prizes
of a home lighting audit and up to $250 in new CFLs will also be awarded. Winners will be
featured on this website showing their energy savings.

First Name		Last Name
Address
City
State	Minnesota	Zipcode
Email	- or -	Phone
Who is your electrical provider?     Select One I do not know Dakota Electric Agralite Electric Cooperative Arrowhead Electric Cooperative, Inc. BENCO Electric Brown County Rural Electric Association Connexus Energy Cooperative Light & Power Crow Wing Power Dakota Electric Association East Central Energy Federated Rural Electric Association Goodhue County Cooperative Electric Association Itasca-Mantrap Cooperative Electric Association Kandiyohi Power Cooperative Lake Country Power Lake Region Electric Cooperative McLeod Cooperative Power Association Meeker Cooperative Mille Lacs Energy Cooperative Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative Nobles Cooperative Electric North Itasca Electric Cooperative, Inc. Redwood Electric Cooperative Runestone Electric Association South Central Electric Association Stearns Electric Association Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric Todd-Wadena Electric Cooperative Wright Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association
I own an Energy Star appliance:    Yes   No  I don't know
1.   Why Should People Use CFLs?: Reduce energy use Reduce carbon emissions Reduce energy costs All of the above
2.   Because CFLs contain a small amount of mercury, it is illegal in Minnesota to dispose of them in the garbage.: True False
3.   What is a lumen?: Measure of power consumption Measure of light output
4.   If every household in the Great River Energy service territory put an average of 3 - 4 CFLs in their house it would equate to what level of savings?: 10.3 Million Dollars in Savings The equivalent of $3 Million in gasoline Both A & B
5.   If every American home replaced just one light bulb with an ENERGY STAR CFL, we would: Save enough energy to light more than 3 million homes for a year Save more than $600 million in annual energy costs Prevent greenhouse gases equivalent to the emissions of more than 800,000 cars. All of the above
6.   Is it true that incandescent light bulbs will be phased out by the Year 2012?: Yes No
7.   I've heard that CFLs are more expensive than standard incandescent bulbs. Is this true?: Yes No
8.   Do CFLs work on dimmers?: Yes No
I would like to receive more information from GRE and their co-ops Yes No
I have read and I agree to the Terms & Conditions of the Home Lighting Makeover Sweepstakes.