Energy training explainer videos for business sales associates
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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first, let's think. What do you and your customers use daily that's powered by energy? Maybe turning on a light, doing some laundry or perhaps cooking dinner on the stove. These are all things powered by one of two types of energy, electricity or natural gas. Some homes may use both electricity and gas, while others may use electricity only. Most homes use electricity to run essential appliances and accessories, including lights, washers and dryers, refrigerators and TVs. And some use it for heating and powering ovens and stoves. Natural gas heats, homes and water and powers, ovens and stoves. To power these necessities in the home and find the best plan for your customers, lifestyle and budget, we have to measure how much energy they use. That's element number two. Electricity is measured in thousands of watts or, more specifically, kilowatt hours. Natural gas is measured in terms