Aim-263 (Tsurumi) 1,000 kWh Challenge!

　In Yokohama City, the percentage of CO2 emitted from households is higher than the national average, and in terms of household emissions, electricity consumption is the most common.
　Just a little change in action will help protect the future earth. Why don't you try to save electricity with everyone living in Tsurumi Ward and aim for "-263 (Tsurumi) 10,000 kilowatt hours"?

　Refer to the "Power Saving Challenge Sheet (Back of the flyer)" and discuss the power saving initiatives that can be implemented at home, and then challenge power saving. The date of implementation is recorded on a sheet, and if there are five or more items that we have been working on continuously, you can apply for prizes (wakkun goods).

Let's talk about power saving initiatives that can be done at home while watching the "Power Saving Challenge Sheet"!
Sheets are also distributed at ward offices and district centers.

Challenge to save power! Let's record the date of implementation!
※Put the power saving challenge sheet in a place where everyone can see it (refrigerator, etc.) and use it!

Apply for the results of your efforts and get a prize!

The image of the prize is an image. The color and design may be different.
Winners' announcements will be replaced by sending out prizes.

　If all households in Tsurumi Ward (approximately 150,000 households) continue to implement the following initiatives for one month, the reduction in electricity consumption will be approximately -2.63 million kWh (*).
　Compared to the amount of cedar CO2 absorbed, this is equivalent to the amount of cedar population forest absorbed by 1,463 hectares, and requires a forest of about 311 Tokyo Dome. (Calculated with reference to the Forestry Agency website (outside site))
　※Total monthly energy savings through the following initiatives (17.53 kWh) x approximately 150,000 households = approximately 2.63 million kWh