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Fuel Oil News July 2014

The home heating oil industry has a long and proud history, and Fuel Oil News has been there supporting it since 1935. It is an industry that has faced many challenges during that time. In its 77th year, Fuel Oil News is doing more than just holding

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he built loyal rela- tionships with key dealer customers and had a consis- tent record of suc- cess developing new business in a highly competitive mar- ketplace. D'Aprile will conduct prod- uct training, system design, distribution management, new account development and technical product support. He is an active member of The Oil Heat Institute of Eastern New York and currently sits on the board of directors of the Hudson Valley Oil Heat Council where he also served as a past president. Geraghty will share his knowledge by pre- senting and speaking at numerous HVAC industry related workshops. Sweeney Rogers Geraghty is a full ser- vice, stocking rep agency covering New England and upstate New York. For more information, contact Peter Sweeney at 508-822-3939 or psweeney@srgirep.com Carrier and CeiVa Partner to ProVide Home energy- effiCienCy Solution Carrier, a leader in high-technology heat- ing, air-conditioning and refrigeration solutions, teamed with CEIVA Energy, a utility-controlled home energy man- agement system provider, to develop a new way for homeowners to improve energy efficiency. Carrier is a part of UTC Building & Industrial Systems, a unit of United Technologies Corp. The partnership combines CEIVA's HEMS with the Carrier® smart ComfortChoice® Touch thermostat to provide enhanced intelligence and control for both utility companies and homeowners. Using the integrated plat- form, utility companies have the capa- bility to adjust thermostat settings based on outside temperatures, communicate energy-efficiency and demand-response programs to residential customers, share real-time demand information and encourage customer engagement around energy use. At the same time, residential customers can increase ener- gy efficiency and reduce energy con- sumption in the home by eliminating wasteful heating and cooling. Customers can monitor and control their home energy usage through the user-friendly thermostat and convenient mobile and Web platforms. National Grid, a utility based in Worcester, Mass., will be the first utility company to adopt Carrier and CEIVA's integrated offering and roll it out to www.fueloilnews.com | fuel oil neWS | July 2014 39 Sweeney Rogers Geraghty

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