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DIY Energy

Energy Tips

Start conserving today. These helpful tips provide simple ways to reduce your energy usage and save you money.

  • Weatherization

  • Heating

  • Cooling

  • Water Heating

  • Lighting

  • Appliances


 
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Tips On Weatherizing Your Home
Weatherize your home to help save money on utility bills. Heating and cooling a house is expensive enough all on its own. When the air inside a house escapes through cracks and gaps in its thermal envelope, that is called an air leak and these air leaks can drive up heating and cooling costs by a si...
Energy Efficent Insulation A Weatherization Tip
When heat flow is controlled in the summer, the air conditioner does not have to be used as much. When a home is well insulated, and does not lose its heat in the winter, the heater does not have to work as hard.
Heat Conversation Tips
With natural gas prices on the rise, homeowners are looking for heat conservation strategies to reduce the amount of energy required to keep warm each winter. Educating yourself about heat conservation will help you improve the efficiency and reduce the costs associated with living comfortably, rega...
Simple Facts About Energy
Producing electrical energy has its challenges, both in terms of cost and environmental impact. There are renewable energy sources such as solar energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, and hydroelectric power.
Benefits Of Energy Efficent Windows
Investing in energy efficient windows is one of the most intelligent investments a homeowner can make. Older windows fail to prevent heat transfer even when they are shaded and properly caulked. Newer types of glass that have just recently emerged on the market are needed to do this
What Is A Energy Monitor
An energy monitor for the home provides accurate, immediate readouts of how much electricity is being consumed in the home.
Energy Saving Products
Energy saving products have exploded onto the market in recent years. They are found in every store and can be purchased online through any number of websites. Every American homeowner should buy energy efficient products for two reasons. The first reason is tax credit.
Energy Efficency Vs Energy Conservation
Energy efficiency means using less energy to provide the same service. Energy efficiency is different from energy conservation. Conservation is defined as using less energy or eliminating an energy source while efficiency is getting more out of the energy you use
Weatherization Assistance Programs
The weatherization assistance program helps low-income families make their homes more efficient and reduce their energy bills.
Energy Efficent Appliances
Energy efficient appliances are available at various prices points and it may be well worth spending a little more initially for an appliance that requires less energy and saves money over competing models.
Information About Energy Assistance Programs
Senior citizens and low income families may qualify for certain energy assistance programs from the federal government and/or local energy companies.
Saving With Energy Rebates
Replacing outmoded units with energy efficient models identified with the Energy Star label may qualify you for federal tax rebates.
Energy Star Appliances
Consider energy efficiency when buying new appliances and electronics. While energy-efficient products may be more expensive to buy, over their life, they can save you about 30 percent on your energy bill. Choose ENERGY STAR-qualified appliances, which use 10 to 50 percent less electricity than stan...
Energy Saving Tips On Lighting
Lighting accounts for 5 to 10 percent of total energy use in the average home. Consider the advantages of energy-efficient alternatives.
MXenergy Water Heater Tips
Next to heating or cooling, water heating is typically the largest energy user in the home. To conserve energy, conserve hot water. Set your water heater no higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit or about midway between the low and medium settings.
Cooling Energy Tips
Switching to high-efficiency air conditioners and reducing your air-conditioning use can cut your cooling costs by 20 to 50 percent. Every year, inspect and clean your air conditioner or cooling system. A well-maintained unit uses less electricity.
MXenergy Wizard Heating Tips
Heating is the largest energy user for homes in our area. Increasing the efficiency of your heating system is the most effective way to save money and reduce your home's contribution to climate change.
Weatherization Energy Tips
Reduce your energy use by first tightening up your home. You'll cut your heating and cooling costs by 15 to 30 percent and increase your comfort at the same time.
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