
04/21/2020
Notice an uptick in your heating bills this winter? A few small, budget-friendly changes can save you some cash, as this homeowner found ➡️ https://go.usa.gov/xvRrX
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Notice an uptick in your heating bills this winter? A few small, budget-friendly changes can save you some cash, as this homeowner found ➡️ https://go.usa.gov/xvRrX
#energy #energyefficiency #homeimprovement #diy
Moving to a new home in the next few months? Get a jump on high energy bills with some simple fixes you can do in a weekend: https://go.usa.gov/xvj9j
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Feeling the pinch of high #energy bills? If you don’t want to spend a lot of money on large energy efficiency projects, check out these smart, affordable improvements one homeowner made to save some cash and still enjoy the comforts of home: http://go.usa.gov/xvCMS
Home energy efficiency upgrades may save you money over time, but larger projects can have a high upfront cost. See how this homeowner lowered her #energy bills with some smart, low-cost projects that she did herself ➡️ https://go.usa.gov/xvCMS
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Wishing you a highly efficient holiday season and plenty of time with family and friends in a well-insulated, renewables-ready space! 🎄🎄🎄 Artwork by Ezra Carr. 🙂
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#WednesdayWisdom Air conditioners use about 5% of all the electricity produced in the United States, at an annual cost of more than $11 billion to homeowners. Learn more: go.usa.gov/xUvRD
Small improvements = big savings! Find out which lightbulbs are best for different rooms in your home. 💡 go.usa.gov/x5MHk
Nearly 10% of your water heating costs can be slashed in less than 90 minutes → https://go.usa.gov/x5Fca
An easy project with a huge payoff: go.usa.gov/x5d7P
May is often the first month the AC gets turned on. Before deciding to take that step, see if any of these alternatives will work for your home and climate: http://go.usa.gov/cukr3
Low-e storm windows can help save up to 33% on heating and cooling costs! http://go.usa.gov/hbyz
#Earthday2018 is fast approaching. 🌎 Celebrate by saving energy: http://go.usa.gov/czNq4
#ThrowbackThursday to our blog from April 2016: Was your home's winter energy bill higher than hoped? See how this couple slashed theirs by 53%. go.usa.gov/ct7de
7 bright ideas for optimizing energy efficient indoor lighting design. go.usa.gov/xQ2Ee
Ventilation is the least expensive & most energy efficient way to cool a home! Try it ➱ http://go.usa.gov/3Kjpk
Moisture can cause mold. ➔ Mold can cause health issues. ➔ Keep your home mold free. ➔ http://go.usa.gov/3Y5Nh.
Windows, doors, and skylights are significant components to every home🏡. Ensure they are as energy efficient as possible! Open up the possibilities to reduce your heating and cooling bills, improve the comfort of your home -- and, of course, save energy! go.usa.gov/xQrhg
Most of us do annual medical checkups, so why not do a checkup for your home? Learn how home energy audits can save you money and energy! go.usa.gov/xXkjQ
Spring is in the air! Check out of 10 energy-saving tips for spring: go.usa.gov/cvJb9
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It's officially spring! 🌷🌸Here are a few tips to save water and energy on landscaping in the weeks and months ahead: go.usa.gov/xQcUU
Did you know that low-e storm windows can help you save 12%-33% on HVAC costs? Learn which type is best for your home before installing. go.usa.gov/xQccF
#WednesdayWisdom An average household dedicates about 5% of its energy budget to lighting. Switch to energy efficient lighting to cut your energy bills. Learn more in our guide! go.usa.gov/xX8dj
Everything you need to know about energy efficient landscaping this spring in one infographic. go.usa.gov/xnhZZ
VIDEO: Learn some low-cost/no-cost energy saving tips to help save money and energy around your home. Now that's some great #WednesdayWisdom!
From appliance tune-ups to creative landscaping, there are many ways to save money and energy in spring. Read our short blog post on ideas you can use around your home or apartment. http://go.usa.gov/cwJKV
We all have to do laundry. Why not save some $ and the wear and tear on your clothes? Here are 16 ways to save in the laundry room. https://go.usa.gov/xnzU6
The Energy Saver Guide is now available as an e-book! Download your preferred e-book format now, in English or Spanish: https://go.usa.gov/xntVC
Check out some of the top ways DOE's Building Technologies Office is working to keep heat in your home and cash in your wallet. go.usa.gov/xneVp
Friday's fact: LEDs saved Americans $1.4 billion on energy costs in 2014 alone. go.usa.gov/xnex7
Overall cost: $30
Time to complete: 1.5 hours
Home energy savings: Up to $45 per year
Spring is less than a month away! Is your home going to be ready to save energy in the new season? With these 10 tips, it will be! go.usa.gov/xnMX7
Laundry tip #10: Dry towels and heavier cottons separately from lighter-weight clothes. Read more laundry tips in our new blog: go.usa.gov/xnFuf
Do you have a long weekend because of President's Day? Consider taking some time to save money on your costly water heating expenses with this easy DIY project.
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Most of us do annual medical checkups, so why not do a checkup for your home? Learn how home energy audits can save you money and energy! go.usa.gov/xXkjQ
VIDEO: Learn some low-cost/no-cost energy saving tips to help save money and energy around your home. Now that's some great #WednesdayWisdom!
Overall cost: $30 Time to complete: 1.5 hours Home energy savings: Up to $45 per year
Do you have a long weekend because of President's Day? Consider taking some time to save money on your costly water heating expenses with this easy DIY project.
Geothermal heat pump systems allow homeowners and businesses to use the heat under their feet for cooling and heating their homes and buildings. Even though the installation price of a geothermal system can be several times that of an air-source system of the same heating and cooling capacity, the additional costs are returned to you in energy savings in 5 to 10 years. Learn more about this increasingly affordable and accessible energy source in our Energy 101 video.
A home energy audit should be your first step before making energy-saving home improvements. Audits determine how much energy your home uses, where your home is losing energy, and which problem areas and fixes you should prioritize to make your home more comfortable.
VIDEO: Turning down your thermostat can be great for your heating bills, but bad for your pipes. Before you turn down the thermostat too much, read what's best for your pipes and how to insulate them. go.usa.gov/xnp5k
It's cold outside and winter is coming! Watch our video to learn how to start saving money and energy with your thermostat.
#MondayMotivation Water heating is your home's second largest utility expense. Here's how to insulate the tank and start saving.
October is Energy Action Month. What's one small energy saving action you can take? See the slideshow for 5 ideas.
SWEET RIDE: Hop inside a fuel cell electric car and enjoy the ride---we could see more than 40,000 of these bad boys on the road by 2022. Want more information? Here are 5 things you need to know about fuel cells: https://energy.gov/eere/articles/5-fast-facts-about-hydrogen-and-fuel-cells
WATCH & LEARN. Here are 3 ways you can finance solar. ☀⚡ Read more: https://energy.gov/eere/articles/paying-solar-tips-financing-residential-system #SunShot
ICYMI: Watch how connected technologies can improve the safety and fuel efficiency of your car. U.S. Department of Transportation 🚗🚙🚦
BACK TO (ZERO ENERGY) SCHOOL 🏫🎒 See how zero is improving efficiency and learning at Discovery Elementary PTA in Virginia. Read more: go.usa.gov/xRAfa
Wouldn't it be cool to do all of your driving without ever having to fill up at a gas station? That's becoming a reality for owners of electric vehicles.
Whether you're a student or teacher heading #backtoschool, or simply someone looking to learn more about energy efficiency and renewable energy, the Energy 101 video series offers something for everyone.
WHITEBOARD: Here are tips on how to beat the heat this summer and save some bank in the process. 💰 Details here: go.usa.gov/xNFta
VIDEO: In less than 2 hours, you could save up to 16% annually. Check our #DIY project step-by-step instructions and checklist: go.usa.gov/xNhcF
NEW VIDEO: Save up to 10% on your energy bills by simply adjusting your thermostat! Learn how with our new video.
July is Park and Recreation month! See how Mammoth Cave National Park is putting alternative fuel vehicles to use; not only as an energy saver but also to protect air quality. And be sure to check out National Park Service for more ways to celebrate our national parks all month long.
You may already know that public transportation reduces pollution and eases congestion on the road. However, many transit fleets are switching over to cleaner, alternative fuels and technologies, making this mode of transportation even more sustainable. Watch this video for examples of these clean fleets. 🚌
It’s OK to look down and around in this #360video. It's shot from the top of a wind turbine at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's National Wind Technology Center. More on wind turbines here: go.usa.gov/xN9kv
Most of us update our phone, wardrobe, and Facebook status regularly, why not update your home? These three new technologies could make your home smarter, including connected lighting. go.usa.gov/xNWHe
With the summer rays creeping closer and closer, it might be worth checking out how to stay "cool" this season with a new cool roof for your home! 😎 Learn more details --->https://go.usa.gov/xNWfT
Wind power accounts for 5.5% of U.S. electricity - the equivalent to powering approximately 24 million homes. Learn how you can harness wind power for your home. go.usa.gov/x5zp4
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