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Ask the Expert

Have questions about how best to save energy in your home? Well, Ask the Expert! Here you can find the energy efficiency advice you need on ENERGY STAR certified products and home improvement projects by viewing articles, videos and more created by the experts at EPA’s ENERGY STAR program.

April 13, 2016
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Spring Savings with Seal and Insulate - Don't Sweat It!

Spring is officially here, and although it may take a while for the warm weather to become the norm, heat and humidity are just around the corner. Now is the perfect time to make sure your house is well-prepared for the spring/summer weather, so you can leave the sweating where it belongs -- outdoors!

March 16, 2016
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Get in the Game with ENERGY STAR Certified TVs

March madness is officially here and people across the country will gather around their TV sets to catch the exhilarating highs and lows of the NCAA tournament. But, as you feverishly root for your favorite team and make adjustments to your bracket, take a minute to think about the energy efficiency of your TV. Is it ENERGY STAR certified? By choosing a television that has earned the trusted blue label, you will get the thrill of saving energy AND protecting the environment, as you cheer your team on to victory.   

March 11, 2016
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Spring Ahead to Savings

In March, we set our clocks forward and Daylight Savings brings us out of winter hibernation, into the spring season. Spring is that time of year when we think about deep cleaning, purging storage, and getting back out in the yard. It’s also a good time to think about taking charge of your energy bill and reducing your environmental impact.

February 24, 2016
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You Still Have Time to Save Energy and Money this Winter

Winter still has a strong hold on much of the country, and by now you have seen the effect that warming your home has on your bills (heating your home is the largest factor in your utility bill--about $600 spent annually). But, the good news is that there is still time to save before springtime blossoms.