Count Every Kilowatt Day in Canada
Count Every Kilowatt Day in Canada is held on May 29. This event in the third decade of the month May is annual. 
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Electricity can be produced from fossil fuels, large hydro power plants, nuclear power plants, or renewables like wind or solar. About 40 percent of energy from all resources is used for electricity, which means that our resources are used more for that purpose than for any other. You might not have even thought about the amount of energy you’re using, and how it is captured and brought into your home or workspace. Always turn off lights when you leave the room, unless you have CFLs. Saving energy can be as simple as switching from incandescent light bulbs to CFL or LED versions.
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