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23rd September 2009
Global warming, experts contend, is an urgent problem-but there are concrete steps every American can take to be part of the solution. There are so many things we do every day that use energy-therefore we have so many opportunities every day to make a dif... Read >
Author: wbdoyle16th September 2009
As the summer recedes into a distant memory, the colder weather is fast approaching, which will have you reaching for the thermostat and increasing your gas bills in order to heat your home. With gas and electricity becoming more expensive though, simply ... Read >
Author: kIM27th August 2009
In recent times we are hearing much arguments concerning renewable and non-renewable energy resources. We are coming up against a very quick shortage of our non-renewable, conventional energy sources. We are coming up against a terrible energy predicament... Read >
Author: Natasja Blenman13th August 2009
Recently the phenomenon of global warming has emerged telling us about the impending danger posed to planet Earth from humans. Everyday carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere are causing grave damage to out environment and climate, and did you know ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell10th August 2009
If you think summers give birth to been getting hotter in the field of current years, you can be present rectify. In the field of actuality, according to the resident Climatic Data hub, 2005 was the heartfelt time since resident records began in the field... Read >
Author: calvin08th August 2009
Winter heating bills can be staggering, but there are many steps you can take to lower your heating bill while still staying plenty warm inside. Some may require a small up front investment, but it shouldn't take long to recoup that investment through lo... Read >
Author: rharrison9801st August 2009
Heating & Cooling
Texas has tremendous climate swings throughout the year and up to 50% of your home's energy costs come from operating your heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) system.
Start by having a certified HVAC technician properly ... Read >
Author: Theunis16th July 2009
Eco friendly living, sometimes also referred to as going green, is a growing trend in the United States and around the world. People are becoming more conscious of the negative impact that our daily actions and choices can have on the environment around ... Read >
Author: Ellen Bell12th July 2009
The price of fuel is like a roller coaster. Sometimes it's up and sometimes it's down. To predict whether the price will rise higher in the future seems like a silly question. With increased demands by consumers worldwide it's unlikely fuel prices cost wo... Read >
Author: francesro23rd April 2009
It is good when we talk about saving energy to help our planet. But saving energy to save money give many people a stimulus to do that.Saving money by investing in banks, share markets and trading are preliminary. On the flip side, a few changes in our be... Read >
Author: saurabh kanwar23rd April 2009
It is good when we talk about saving energy to help our planet. But saving energy to save money give many people a stimulus to do that.Saving money by investing in banks, share markets and trading are preliminary. On the flip side, a few changes in our be... Read >
Author: saurabh kanwar02nd April 2009
With fuel costs on the rise, many consumers are wondering what they can do to help save on energy bills at home. Making your home more energy-efficient can be surprisingly quick, easy and cost-effective.
Next time you're out running errands, keep thes... Read >
Author: Ron Roberts27th March 2009
As temperatures dip lower, families can save money and keep warm by making energy-efficiency improvements to their homes.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released essential tips for saving energy and money this winter to help Americans best prepa... Read >
Author: Ron Roberts27th March 2009
As fall's crisp weather approaches, homeowners should think about how they can winterize their homes to save money and energy. Some winterizing projects require very little work, while some prove more labor-intensive.
Marvin Windows and Doors, a premie... Read >
Author: Ron Roberts09th March 2009
Everyone is talking about being “green” these days. One of the most important places for people to embrace the green movement is in their own homes. The following are some simple ways to make your home more environmentally friendly. First, replace ... Read >
Author: markbaker00103rd March 2009
Most people spend more to heat and cool their home than they should…and they don’t even know it. Old thermostats, cheap filters, broken humidifier, lack of maintenance are but a few ways to ensure you are throwing your money out the window. By followi... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta03rd March 2009
Most people spend more to heat and cool their home than they should…and they don’t even know it. Old thermostats, cheap filters, broken humidifier, lack of maintenance are but a few ways to ensure you are throwing your money out the window. By followi... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta03rd March 2009
Most people spend more to heat and cool their home than they should…and they don’t even know it. Old thermostats, cheap filters, broken humidifier, lack of maintenance are but a few ways to ensure you are throwing your money out the window. By followi... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta07th February 2009
Dimplex North America Limited is the subsidiary of Glen Dimplex Group of Companies, Dublin, Ireland. It is the global leader in electrical heating, providing a big range of products for residential as well as commercial purposes. The company is renowned f... Read >
Author: Matt Traverso25th January 2009
It’s not too late to ensure that your home, from outside in has been poked, prodded, and provided for when it comes to winter care. By following these steps not only will you make your home more comfortable, energy efficient and save money, you may even... Read >
Author: Susan Hu21st January 2009
Amongst products that use propane gas, heaters, fireplaces and grills are the ones which are the most widely used. All these heating and cooking products are available in different designs and models, providing you a good set of alternatives to choose fro... Read >
Author: Eric Token16th December 2008
Even if the world economy wasn't headed into a recession, saving on your energy bill should be a top priority for any homeowner. There are big things you can do to save on electricity, and there are small things you can do, as well. Installing solar pane... Read >
Author: Brent Crouch15th December 2008
In today’s challenging economic climate there are many ways to save money and move towards a rewarding green lifestyle at the same time. While the larger, Government sponsored, projects require huge upfront costs that may take years to recover, most in... Read >
Author: Peter O'Grady27th November 2008
Las Casas Verdes "Will be the first Eco-Responsible Solar neighborhood in Texas and the South."
"Twenty single family homes will incorporate, as standard features, the latest in solar, wind and water energy systems to move toward zero energy usage. Al... Read >
Author: Lesa Parham25th November 2008
Just like any other appliance, your forced air furnace requires regular maintenance to keep it running efficiently and problem-free. Taking steps as simple as replacing a dirty filter can save you thousands of dollars in repairs down the road.
With the ... Read >
Author: Virgina Wherland12th November 2008
Oil prices have fluctuated as of late, in the midst of the credit crunch this has led to increases in the price of fuel sources such as petrol and natural gas.
With the winter months not too far away, there are some who will undoubtedly have some conce... Read >
Author: DCollins29th October 2008
Heated flooring is not just a luxury but requirement in areas, which are very cold. Just like walls and roofs, floors have a major effect on the overall temperature of your living room. Earlier people used indoor fire and heat chimneys to raise the temper... Read >
Author: D. Karlson21st October 2008
These days everything around us reminds us to be conscious of the world we live in. Reports on climate change, diminishing world food supply, and damage to our ozone layer – what more warning signs do we need before we do our part to save the environme... Read >
Author: Gloria Smith30th September 2008
The average American family spends over $1,600 per year on home utility bills. Energy has been "cheap" for a long time, and we haven't given energy efficiency the attention it deserves.
But with fuel prices rising, and the value of the dollar decreasin... Read >
15th August 2008
By Mark J. Donovan
With home heating energy costs continuing to rise, many homeowners are searching for ways to save on their oil and gas utility costs this winter. Listed below are a number of tips on how to save on your home’s winter heating bills.... Read >
Author: Mark Donovan21st July 2008
Thermometers aren’t the only things rising this summer. With the ever-increasing cost of daily essentials like gas and dairy products, Americans across the nation are looking to cut their summer spending habits. Check out these tips to keeping cash in y... Read >
Author: JennyS01st July 2008
It’s extremely important to find ways to save money when our personal finances are stretched because prices are continually rising. Here are some ways to save money and help our planet.
One way to help your personal finances is to change your light bul... Read >
Author: Gina Clark25th June 2008
In the winter, energy bills are higher as we spend a lot more on heating so when the summer comes it should be a welcome sigh of relief but this isn’t necessarily the case.
During the summer it can, (occasionally) get very hot so we get out the air c... Read >
Author: Gill29th April 2008
As the weather starts warming up, air conditioners start being utilized more. That does not mean your wallet has to be stretched to its limit, though. If you do a few key things around your home, you will get more cool for your buck.
1. Add insulation... Read >
Author: Erin Lynn02nd April 2008
Concerns about global warming are making us all think again about living a ‘greener’ lifestyle. Most Canadians know how to conserve energy doing things like powering down the lights when not in use and lowering the thermostat by one or two degrees. Ho... Read >
Author: Stefan27th March 2008
We've all been hit in the pocket by rising electricity costs, at work and at home. The price of electricity is beyond our control, but it's within our power to curb the amount of energy we consume. By following our power saving tips, you'll be helping to ... Read >
Author: Sabrina19th February 2008
Performing a Home Energy Audit
By Erika Weliczko
The goal of an energy audit is to identify ways to improve a home’s performance. The average home devotes almost half of all energy usage to heating and cooling. The water heater and refrigerator tog... Read >
Author: Carrie21st August 2006
A report from the US Energy Department shows that you can reduce your monthly energy and heating bills by between 8% and 10% simply by lowering your house's thermostat by eight degrees fahrenheit for an average of eight hours per day.
It sounds really... Read >
Author: B Urell13th July 2006
Most families are spending more and more money every year (and not just because the cost of living rose) while also saving less and less. One reason is that few household managers spend much time reviewing expenses and expenditures to find ways they can s... Read >
Author: Deanna Mascle04th June 2006
Saving money on our summer energy bill is not only great for the family budget, but is also beneficial to the community. It takes only a few simple steps to cut your energy bill by as much as 20%-50%.
Saving energy doesn't have to be as painful as su... Read >
Author: Vanessa Pruitt25th January 2006
Well, we're all reeling from our utility bills. So, what can be done to cut energy costs?
Obviously, the best way to cut your utility bill is to go with a non-utility company source of energy. Solar power can be used to warm your house, while geotherma... Read >
Author: Rick Chapo
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