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As a member driven association, MOC is
always striving to improve and expand our
services to you. To that end, we need your
feedback on what programs are most
important and beneficial to your business,
which ones could use some improvement,
and what, if any, services do you need that
we are not currently providing. Soon you'll be
receiving a member survey in the mail and
we hope you'll take a few minutes out of your
busy day to complete this member survey. If
you would prefer to take this survey on-line,
you can access it at:
http://www.superwebnet.com/moc/.
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In tandem with the six other New England
state Oilheat trade associations, and the
Oilheat associations in New York and New
Jersey, MOC is supporting a comprehensive
public relations effort to help the Oilheat
industry. MOC's Michael Ferrante was one of
several state association executives who
recently interviewed public relations firms to
spearhead the effort and the group
overwhelmingly chose Woodbury & Morse,
based in Portland, Maine. The firm has many
years of Oilheat industry experience and they
have already started working on a number of
important matters including making the
public aware of the industry's efforts on
CFTC and closing the Enron loophole in an
effort to lower energy prices by putting more
controls on speculative trading. MOC will
soon be mailing dealers bill stuffers to
encourage Oilheat consumers to contact
Congress and urge support for Senator
Levin's "Close the Enron Loophole Act."
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MOC's membership directory and annual
oilheat handbook, used by over 400 dealers
and associates, contains vital information
including natural gas and electric utility rate
conversion tables, regulatory guidance, a list
of your state representatives and senators,
an update on the National Oilheat Research
Alliance (NORA) and many other useful
resources.
The deadline to advertise in the 2008 edition
is fast approaching. All contracts and
advertising materials should be received by
the Council no later than November 15.
Please follow the link below for a contract
form.
Also, MOC would like to have the most
accurate and updated information on your
company printed in the directory. If you have
not done so already, please notify an MOC
staff member if there have been any
changes to your contact information.
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A new fall edition of the Energy Watch
brochure will be mailed out to dealers this
week. The brochure is an excellent way to
keep your customers informed on important
changes and updates in the Oilheat industry
and provide useful tips to help them save
energy and money. If you would like
additional copies, please contact the Council.
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This weeks Preferred Vendor is Carlin
Combustion Technology out of East
Longmeadow. Carlin provides residential and
commercial burners, controls and ignitors for
oil and gas. For more information contact
Tom Tubman at, 413-525-7700 or visit their
website, www.carlincombustion.com.
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email:
zahra@massoilheat.org
phone:
781-237-0730
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