Act On Energy® Expands Free CFLs Offer

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Act On Energy® has expanded its offer and now ALL Ameren Illinois electric customers can receive up to six CFLs Free.  Also, the current offer which reduces already significantly discounted products an additional 50% has been extended until May 15, 2011.

All Ameren electric customers can log onto Act On Energy's Online Store and select between two options for their FREE CFLs.  The first option is a 15/20/25w 3-pack and the other option is a 25w 3-pack.  If you’ve already ordered a FREE CFL three-pack, don’t worry, you can log on and still order another 3-pack for your business.  Act On Energy will even pay for the shipping.

While you’re ordering your FREE CFLs don’t forget to pick up additional products from Act On Energy's store which will help you save energy and money.  Products on the store include:
 
                * Customers can save an average of $17 annually in energy costs for each CFL that replaces an incandescent bulb
                * Ten different types of CFLs to choose from including dimmable CFLs
                * Includes free shipping
                * Can save up to $60 in energy costs per year, per sign
                * Includes free shipping
                * Can save up to $140 per year, per control
                * Includes free shipping
                * Reduces electrical usage in exit signs to 2.7 watts per bulb
                * Includes free shipping

  • And more…
While these two offers have been extended until May 31, 2011, Act Now and start saving!  These FREE products and discounted prices are an incredible way to save your business money and impact your bottom line. 

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