Interested in saving more energy in your home or teaching others about energy efficiency? The links below take you to resources developed by leading experts to do just that.
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Insulation is a smart way to keep your home warm and energy efficient this winter. Whether cellulose or foam, insulation can deliver comfort and lower energy bills when properly installed.
For more energy efficiency tips and to learn how to receive a home energy audit, click here.
You can stay warm this winter and still save money on your energy costs by installing an ENERGY STAR® qualified programmable thermostat in your home. When set correctly, programmable thermostats automatically adjust the indoor temperature so you use heat only when you really need it.
To learn how to properly choose, set and use a programmable thermostat, watch this video.
ENERGY STAR® qualified light fixtures are designed to save energy and lower monthly utility bills. They use 50-70 percent less energy than incandescent or halogen lamps, while giving off the same amount of light. The links below can help you to save money while lighting your home.
ENERGY STAR qualified homes are independently verified to be at least 30% more energy efficient than homes built to the 1993 national Model Energy Code or 15% more efficient than state energy code, whichever is more rigorous. These savings are based on heating, cooling, and hot water energy use and are typically achieved through a combination of:
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Children can be a positive force in helping to protect our natural resources and value the environment. ENERGY STAR® Northeast has developed these creative resources to inspire younger generations to effect positive change through energy efficiency. These educational resources provide the tools to incorporate energy-efficiency into your curriculum.
