Far too many people waste power by leaving the lights on when they don’t need to. Optimizing their energy efficiency can greatly reduce power bills and lessen their impact on the environment. Here are a few ways you can improve …
Category: Efficiency
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Keeping the Lights On–How to Optimize your Home's Electrical Efficiency
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From Guest Blogger Susan Kraemer: India's Need for Energy Efficient Air Conditioning
India’s incredible temperatures this summer were killers. Over 2,300 Indians died of dehydration and heat stroke in what has been characterized as the fifth deadliest heat wave in earth’s recorded history.The temperatures near 120 degrees were not only standout temperatures in themselves, …
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From a Guest Blogger: How to Keep Your House Warm this Winter for Less
When it comes to keeping your house warm this winter, things can get costly if you’re not careful. It’s easy to just turn up the thermostat, load up the fire or switch on the heater to full power, but you …
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From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Seven Ways to Ready your Home for the Cold Winter Months
The fall is the time of the year that homeowners have to prepare their property for the cold weather. If you do not take the necessary preparations, then you may have to spend money on repairs. Here are seven ways …
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: How You Can Run an Energy-Efficient Business with Winter on the Horizon
To save money while running a business in the winter, you must implement procedures to reduce your energy costs. For example, by contacting your local utility, you can gather great information about rebates and incentives that are available in your …
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: What Does Being Energy Efficient Mean?
As a homeowner, you’ve probably heard the phrase “energy efficiency” before—whether at a home department store, on the news, or from your homeowner’s association. But what exactly does this phrase mean, and how can you implement it in your own …
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From Guest Blogger Joel Smith: How to Make Your Home or Business More Eco-Friendly
Fact: Mother Nature is suffering, no thanks to human’s abusive practices. Because of this, people are starting to look for ways to save the Earth and slowly jumping into the eco-friendly bandwagon. However, adopting green and eco-friendly practices is more …
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From Guest Blogger Mark Halstead: Using Big Data to Bring Down Enterprise Energy Use
Virtually every company, large or small, is keen to reduce its energy use and its carbon footprint if possible. Of course, this desire doesn’t necessarily override other considerations such as profit-making or the pursuit of growth but it is there …
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From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Five Ways to Take Control of Your Energy Bills This Fall
We all want to save money, and home energy costs are one area where many people struggle. Keeping your home at a comfortable temperature throughout the year can be expensive. Fall is a great time to make some change and …
From Guest Blogger Brooke Chaplan: Five Energy Drains You Should Get Rid of in Your Home
Here’s another set of tips, exclusively for 2GreenEnergy readers, from Brooke Chaplan (pictured). Your very home is a major source of energy consumption. Improving the efficiency of the world’s homes in terms of energy usage could make a big …
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