Energy Saver has updated web site, blog, and social media presence. Aimed at helping you save money and energy, Energy Saver has been offering ideas on ways to fuel economy practices, renewable power options, and ways to prepare your home for the winter months....
Now that it’s November and fall weather is in full swing, the sun may not be cutting it for those who rely on its natural heat to dry laundry on an outdoor clothesline. Though you may enjoy that lower energy bill, the fact is clothes do not dry as well in cold, damp...
October 30th marks Weatherization Day, a perfect time for a reminder about the many benefits of weatherizing your home, as many Americans prepare for colder temperatures in the months to come. Keep in mind a few tips for how to get the most value out of...
One impact from the COVID-19 pandemic was the increase in people working from home. But even before the pandemic, telework was becoming more common. There are clear energy-saving advantages to working from home - including avoiding a stressful commute and...
As eyes were on the pool recently for USA Olympics swimming team qualifiers, interest in the sport has skyrocketed for the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo. Maybe you or your children were inspired to get serious about swimming; maybe you've even decided to install a pool...
Now that summer has arrived, it’s important to remember that your air conditioner can often increase your residential energy costs this season, so it's important to make sure that your house is as efficient as it can possibly be—and not just your HVAC system!...
For much of the country, summer weather affords opportunities to spend time outside on the front or back porch or patio, especially in the evenings, and spend time with neighbors in the cooler evening air. At times like these, outdoor spaces can serve as an extension...
Home energy efficiency is often dominated by discussions about cooling and heating, which account for about 48% of energy costs in the average home . However, when your air has too much moisture, your home may feel warmer than the actual air temperature. Any...
When Catherine Williams bought her new home, she admits she didn’t give much thought to how comfortable it might be during colder seasons. She made the purchase in summer, after all. Her timing is common; the period from May through July accounts for than 40% of...
Installing a smart power strip (or, advanced power strip) in your home is a quick and easy way to start saving money while making your household a little more energy efficient. You may be asking yourself, “why should I bother with a power strip when I turn my...
Smarter, More Connected Homes We live in an increasingly connected world -- the same is true for our homes. New electronic devices and appliances can now be linked to the Internet to provide real-time data that makes it easier to understand and lower energy use. Soon...