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The Federal Dept of Energy recently created a film to highlight how the US addresses a variety of energy issues which aired at the Global Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark in December, 2009. 

Project Home was selected to demonstrate how the US conducts residential weatherization for the film which will show nearly a dozen states and how they address different energy issues (wind power, carbon, solar, large commercial buildings). See Madison and 10 other communities nation-wide highlighted below.

Project Home selected Jeanne Mohr's home, below, on Madison's westside to demonstrate its typical weatherization measures to insulate homes in Dane and Green counties.

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Left photo: Jean Chapman, Crew Leader at Project Home, Jeanne Mohr, Governor Doyle, Jim Langdon, State Division of Energy Services; right photo: Denise Matyka, Executive Director at Project Home, Sue Brown, Deputy Dir. Division of Energy Services, Jan Reek, Program Director at Project Home, Jim Langdon.

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Infrared camera testing energy loss (dark blue line across camera) in Jeanne's kitchen.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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