Green Projects: Energy
Whether it’s changing your light bulbs, insulating your attic or replacing out-dated, inefficient appliances and heating/air conditioning equipment, every step you take to improve your home’s energy efficiency reduces greenhouse gases and dependence on fossil fuels, and helps to save you money. So pick your projects and enjoy the difference you’re making to the planet and your wallet.
Energy
Understand Your Electricity Bills
Your bill can tell you a lot about your electricity use and potential savings. Learn More
Energy
Install motion detectors on outdoor lighting
Save money and keep burglars away -- on when you need them, off when you don’t! Learn More
Energy
Choose Energy-Efficient Products
They work like other appliances, but save energy every time you use them. Learn More
Energy
Maintain Your Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment
Get a handle on your biggest home energy users. Learn More
Energy
Switch to Clean Energy from Your Utility
Choose how your electricity is generated -- from wind, solar or another renewable energy source. Learn More
Energy
Use ENERGY STAR qualified CFLs
Change your light bulbs and save a bundle on energy costs. Learn More
Energy
Install a programmable thermostat
Heating or cooling a house when no one’s home is like burning money. Learn More
Energy
Wrap your water heater and hot water pipes
Keep your water warm and cozy by wrapping your water heater and exposed pipes. Learn More
Energy
Caulk and weatherstrip everything
Plugging small leaks can add up to big savings. Learn More
Energy
Clean Your Coils, Ducts & Filters
Keep your systems running smoothly and efficiently with a little light cleaning. Learn More
Energy
Change Your Appliance Settings
Raise your fridge, lower your water heater temperatures. Learn More
Energy
Install & Use Power Strips
Save the energy your electronics still use when they’re turned off. Learn More
Energy
Home Energy Audit
Find out how you’re using energy & how you can save money. Learn More
Energy
Replace your windows
New windows could save money and improve comfort, but make sure to cover the basics first. Learn More
Energy
Kill A Watt® Meters
Find out how much energy your appliances and electronics really use. Learn More