December 26, 2007
Dec 26, Happy Energy Efficient New Year!
Dec 26, Happy Energy Efficient New Year!
We wish everyone a Happy Holiday Season and look foward to another wonderful year of Making Your Home Energy Efficient!
December 26, 2007Dec 26, Happy Energy Efficient New Year!Dec 26, Happy Energy Efficient New Year!
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Students Assigned To Save Energy – Tampa Tribune Brave new lean, green world – Venice Gondolier
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December 24, 2007Energy Efficient Home NewsChina A-shares end morning higher led by consumer plays, Unicom Chevron looks to add 3rd unit to Gorgon LNG project Five New Year's resolutions for your home Culpeper's Troiano family Lights up the night New Homes May Be a Good Deal
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December 23, 2007Energy Efficient Home NewsIt all boils down to efficiency in Somerset County – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Electric energy provides efficient way to go green – Hilton Head Island Packet No reason for high holiday electric bills – Charlotte Sun-Herald Ratings proliferate for eco-friendly builders – Bonitanews (subscription)
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December 22, 2007Energy Efficient Home NewsOther developments in Washington on Wednesday Winter Wonderland lights up home Toyland awaits visitors at Lugonia NHF: End energy rip-off
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December 19, 2007Energy Efficient Home NewsTrane, formerly American Standard Cos., saw its shares surge more than Oil costs bring demand for space heaters Thermal tech to measure energy efficiency For sustainability, a city beats the country Lower your heating and energy costs Alternative Construction Technologies' ACTech Panel System Receives Strickland wants utility disconnection moratorium Energy Tax Benefits: Time Is Running Out To Save Money Green can be great
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December 18, 2007Energy Efficient Home NewsGores' mansion goes from 'energy pig' to energy star Dollar's slide adds to rise in energy, food prices; outlook for '08 is Reno show host builds Etobicoke home over from scratch
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December 17, 2007Energy Efficient Home NewsConsumers unaware of big-screen TVs' energy use Lighting done right is a joy Christmas 2007: Dreaming of a green Christmas what is YOUR DEFINITION? Geothermal pump is efficient, clean RP can develop her oleochem industry with proper incentives Nine Brooklyn families get new homes Rating helps home owners make smarter choices Happy Reunion Future looks dim for incandescent bulb as new bill backs energy
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The Reality Behind Home Energy Consumption “Expensive” is just one of the words that people today use to describe electricity bills. It seems that every day, the cost of electricity keeps getting higher and higher. Because of this, we all tend to look towards alternative energy sources. However, as governments will tell you, the search for alternative energy sources does not come cheaply. Sometimes, the cost of developing one type of alternative energy source is just not feasible enough to be explored by the government. There is also the problem of transition from conventional energy sources to the alternative energy sources. Many people are suspicious of any new methods and would prefer to stick with their conventional electricity. However, these people are gradually being persuaded to the alternative side mainly because of the high cost of home energy consumption. New energy technology, of course, takes some time to perfect. In the meantime, there are a lot of things you can do to minimize your home energy consumption. The energy of information administration of the US department of energy has recently concluded a survey on the home energy consumption of US households during the year 2001. Through this data, we can at least gain an insight of which appliances are costing us. At the top of the list, of course, is climate control. Would you believe that American households consume 355.7 billion kWh just to keep themselves cool or hot? That’s 31.2 percent of the total home energy consumption! Do you really need to consume so much energy just to feel hot or cold? When you use the air-conditioning system or the furnace, maybe you shouldn’t turn the thermostat up so high. It’s not like you are living in the equator or the North Pole, for crying out loud. And when you go out of the house, you do not really need to keep your air-conditioning on, do you? Think of how much you will be able to eliminate from your home energy consumption by just turning these appliances off when you are not using them. Next, we come to the kitchen. Kitchen appliances count for 26.7 percent of home energy consumption. Of course, you can’t really turn off your refrigerator when you are not home, could you? Don’t panic, however, there are a lot of alternatives in order to help you reduce your electricity bill. Did you know that leaving the refrigerator door open increases your home energy consumption? It’s true! When you open your refrigerator door, heat rushes inside the refrigerator. This means that the fridge has to consume more electricity in order to maintain its internal temperature. If you leave the door open, you are wasting electricity! Water heating cost US households 104.1 billion kWh in electricity. Now let me ask you: is it really necessary that you use hot water when you take a bath? After all, millions of people all over the world take cold showers everyday. Hot baths are a luxury. If people treated them as such, then they wouldn’t have any problem saving on their home energy consumption. If you do not agree with this, you have to understand that there are alternatives to using electricity to heat your water. As a matter of fact, there are solar heaters out there which not only save electricity by using solar power to heat your water, but these can also be connected to power small appliances. If everyone just invested in these ideas, people would be able to lessen their home energy consumption considerably. Now, we come to lighting. Did you know that lighting counts for 8.8 percent of home energy consumption? Now, people would agree that you need light in order to see your way around the house. However, there’s just one question: do you really need to have the lights on 24 hours? When you think about it, the sun still exists, doesn’t it? Why do some people pull down their window shades and then turn on the lights? Doesn’t that seem like a very futile gesture? So, as you may have observed, there are a lot of easy ways by which we can cut back our home energy consumption. Just by exerting a little effort, we can save a lot of our money. Did you realize how much energy our homes consume just because of wastefulness? ******** Technorati Tags: energy efficient houses energy efficient home energy efficient homes energy efficient house energy efficient house plans energy efficient home designs energy efficient home design home energy saving tips Home Energy Assistance Program how to lower home energy bills efficient house plans home energy conservation
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December 16, 2007Energy Efficient Home NewsSimple steps toward energy efficiency for your home Looking at eco-friendly options for homes HOW NEW RULES WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE
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