Radio

To motivate, inform and empower Americans consumers take simple yet important steps to save money at the pump by being more fuel efficient, the Alliance to Save Energy, in partnership with The Wal-Mart Foundation and a number of other organizations, created the Drive $marter Challenge on May 20th, 2008. Check out these radio PSAs (in English and Spanish) for a fun introduction to the Challenge!

HOME HEATING TIPS PSA: All Americans are feeling the pinch of high energy prices. And this winter, the cost of heating your home could account for nearly half of your energy bill.
Listen (MP3)
en Espanol (MP3) and English transcript (pdf)

GAS TIPS PSA
Listen (MP3): We’re all looking for ways to get more mileage from a gallon of gas.
en Espanol (MP3) and English transcript (pdf)

ENERGY STAR PRODUCT TIPS PSA: Energy drives our nation’s economy and is an important part our daily lives. By taking steps to become more energy efficient we can all save money and help reduce our nation’s overall energy demand.
Listen (MP3)
en Espanol (MP3) and English transcript (pdf)

Powerful $avings Campaign

HOME HEATING TIPS PSA pdf script

GAS TIPS PSA pdf script

ENERGY STAR PRODUCT TIPS PSA pdf script

Hear Radio PSAs: MP3 files

Kathleen Hogan of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Alliance President Kateri Callahan talk about how to reduce your summer energy bills in this Consumer Focus radio clip. Listen.

Listen to the Audio News Release and soundbites of David Garman and Kateri Callahan.

Listen to 'Smart People' Radio PSA and read the full transcripts.

Relax to Summer in Paradise and hear the Beach Boys "singing another tune" as they encourage people to "Do Your Part" to protect the environment in the Alliance to Save Energy's public service radio spots. Look for products that are ENERGY STAR certified.

Alliance talking points for selected episodes:

• The Home Energy Rating System
• The Efficient Windows Collaborative
• Holiday Lights

Listen to this consumer focus with Alliance President Kateri Callahan and NAIMA President Ken Mentzer.