Warwick, Massachusetts (pop. 750) is one of the nine "North Quabbin" towns of north-central Mass.
Warwick Town Hall
Super T-8 lighting in the foreground. Our window expert, Jack.
Brad and Les, our door insulators.
Ted, our air sealing Guru.
Godzilla lives in the Town Hall (6 kWh/day)...
...and gets a makeover! (.25 KwHrs/Day)
Anne, Janice, Jinx and Jaylin, making insulated drapes.
Our town coordinator David; making pizzas.
The real reason we volunteered.
Learning about electricity at the Warwick Center School.
Measuring and recording wattage.
...and calculating.
Efficient High Bay Lighting.
Warwick Highway Dept. installed two new overhead doors. (R-16 value)
A new energy efficient door and window
New T-5 and Super T-8 lighting and air sealing.
Equipment garage: A new winsert on left (see northquabbinenergy.org/winsert-main.html for more on these); Air sealing; 12” of cellulose added to ceiling.
WHD switches from kerosene to #2 fuel (Winsert in foreground)
In our Library: CFLs everywhere!
More efficient lighting: daylight!
Energy Kit at the library: meter and information (see NQE website for contents: http://www.northquabbinenergy.org/warwick-kit.htm)
Highway Dept.'s energy use
Electricity use in all Warwick buildings, 2004-07
Warwick Town Hall total electricity use
