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Laura Carlson

RIESTER congratulates PacifiCorp for wining 13 UCI Better Communicator Awards.

Written on June 24th, 2011 | Posted by Laura Carlson
One of the award winning ads.

One of the award winning ads.

The UCI Better Communicators Competition was held last night and PacifiCorp was the big winner with 13 awards! Below is a list of the awards and categories:

First place, Complete Campaign (marketing): wattsmart
First Place, Direct Mail: Centennial brochure
First place, Series of Newspaper ads (marketing): wattsmart series (fantasy, inefficient, demanding)
First place, Employee Communications: Centennial video
First place, Single TV ad (marketing): Front Door
First place, It Didn’t Fly: Toilet paper – online bill pay poster

Second place, Outdoor: Fan
Second place, Single Newspaper ad, Image/PR: Flower
Second place: Safety communications: Call Before You Dig TV

Third place, Outdoor: Caulk
Third place, Bill Insert: Home Energy IQ Workshop (with flower)
Third place, Special Brochure: Utah PR brochure

Best in Show, Newspaper/Magazine: Flower

Congratulations and thank you to everyone who worked hard on these communications pieces!

In case you aren’t familiar with this awards competition, The Better Communications Competition is among the longest running awards programs for excellence in utility communications.

Congratulations PacifiCorp!

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“Bike Shop.”

Written on May 10th, 2011 | Posted by RIESTER

What setting could be better than a bike shop to help Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power remind customers of the importance of renewable energy and energy efficiency programs?

Biking is about being outdoors and exercising. When we get on a bike, we are stepping out of the controlled and energy intensive environments where so many of us spend so much time.

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Rocky Mountain Power and Clark Planetarium work to highlight the importance of science education.

Written on March 21st, 2011 | Posted by RIESTER

America’s leadership in technology and innovation boosted the nation’s position as a world leader after World War II. Today the U.S. remains a leader, however, many trends provide cause for alarm—including the low performance of Americans in math and science compared to other nations.

Many of our clients are actively engaged on this issue.

Rocky Mountain Power recently supported a conference called “Expanding Your Horizons,” which hosted 300 girls for a day to encourage them to pursue careers in math and science. Read more at Rocky Mountain Power’s website.

This coming Saturday (March 26) Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City is hosting veteran astronaut Kent Roiminger who will discuss his experiences in space before a special showing of Hubble 3D. If you’re in Utah, and especially if you have children, you will not want to miss this event. Visit Clark Planetarium’s website for more information.

Watch this video to learn more about why science education is important to our future:


This video was produced by RIESTER for Arizona’s Solutions Through Higher Education.

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Laura Carlson

RIESTER client Rocky Mountain Power helps the Sundance Film Festival lower its carbon footprint.

Written on February 2nd, 2011 | Posted by Laura Carlson

Rocky Mountain Power reminds us why we love our clients!

Through the Blue Sky renewable energy program, Rocky Mountain Power powered the entire Sundance Film Festival with clean, renewable energy.

Rocky Mountain Power allowed Sundance to operate on clean, renewable energy.

Rocky Mountain Power helped Sundance operate on clean, renewable energy.

The program allowed Sundance to avoid 144 tons of carbon dioxide emissions, equivalent to taking 25 cars off the road for a year or protecting one acre of trees from deforestation.

“We are proud to be an in-kind supporter of the largest independent cinema festival in the United States, helping to reduce its environmental impact because of our Blue Sky customers,” said Lori Hansen, Rocky Mountain Power customer and community manager.

Many of us at RIESTER enjoyed Sundance again this year. Knowing that Rocky Mountain Power is working to reduce the carbon footprint of this large event is an extra bonus. It gives meaning and purpose to the work we do every day, including all that we do to help Rocky Mountain Power communicate to its customers.

Learn more about Rocky Mountain Power’s innovative Blue Sky program, which provides a way for customers to support wind-powered electric generation and other renewable energy facilities.

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Holiday message from Pacific Power.

Written on December 2nd, 2010 | Posted by RIESTER

The holiday season is a perfect time to save energy.

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Jim Dissett

Rocky Mountain Power moves toward a smarter power grid.

Written on July 28th, 2010 | Posted by Jim Dissett

Rocky Mountain Power’s Utah customers have a new tool available to them:

Cool Keeper is an example of a tool Rocky Mountain Power is deploying to be wattsmart.

Jeff Hymas of Rocky Mountain Power is making the media rounds in Utah to spread the wattsmart message. This week Jeff appeared on Salt Lake’s NBC affiliate to discuss energy saving tips.

This post from STAND FOR LESS gives an overview of the power grid and discusses issues affecting the grid as we look forward to a future with cleaner energy. Thank you Rocky Mountain Power for implementing Cool Keeper in Utah! It’s an important innovation as we move to smarten our power grid.

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Rocky Mountain Power has a message for all of us who use an air conditioner:

Written on June 3rd, 2010 | Posted by RIESTER

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