Have an old (but still working) refrigerator, freezer, or window air conditioner? Send that old appliance to its just reward. Your bonuses: Lower your utility bills, plus a check from us!
With the right fan, you can save on cooling costs this summer. The American Lighting Association offers tips.
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During spring storms, you can be injured or lose your life as quick as … well, lightning. Safe Electricity and the National Weather Service separate fact from fiction.
Invest a few minutes and keep your air conditioner working at tip-top efficiency. Here’s an easy step you should take right now.
Replace your worn-out doors. Not only can it save energy, but doing so gives your home greater curb appeal, too. P.S. You may also qualify for a tax credit.
At work or even in your home office, these products can help you save energy.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration says that only 2.7 percent of household income was spent on home energy bills in 2012.
If you are in the market to replace your car or pickup, don’t get taken for a ride. Follow these suggestions from the attorney general’s office.