Energy Efficiency Tips & Energy Saving Resources
Do more with less; this is the basic principle of energy efficiency. In order to become energy efficient one must reduce the amount of energy required to produce a product or service. Energy efficiency has many benefits; these include lower energy costs, reduced greenhouse gas production and preservation of our natural resources. A simple change in your basic lifestyle can help you become energy efficient and those efforts will be compounded by others learning how to go green.
President Obama and former President Clinton unveiled a new energy savings initiative in partnership with the private sector. This $4 billion energy efficiency plan builds on the existing Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) program which has been in place for over a decade.
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Phantom loads are produced by electric devices quietly wasting energy causing electric bills to increase. Understand what a phantom load is and implement these energy conservation tips so you can save money and help the planet at the same time.
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Americans are looking to cut costs and save some money on their home heating bills, especially with the economy still trying to recover. This winter, follow these home heating and energy conservation tips to help you save some green while going green.
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Small businesses and home office users can cut their energy consumption by thousands of dollars each year by implementing energy efficient practices. Everything from lighting choices to the types of computers your employees use can mean the difference between profitability and losses.
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Your endeavor to become energy efficient can start from the need to lower your bills or wanting to become eco-friendly and save the planet. Whatever your reasons may be, these 8 energy efficient tips will help you go green and save some green at the same time.
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Renewable energy accounts for only 10.5% of America’s energy production leaving other production to dirty alternatives like coal. It is important to understand the basics of energy and energy production as it makes becoming energy efficient easier.
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The political strife surrounding the Solyndra bankruptcy while unfortunate for the industry does have a silver lining. Even bad press can be good press when it opens the door to debate and discuss renewable energy and how to make it more available and affordable.
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Home energy costs U.S. families $1,900 per year and could be cut in half with energy efficient improvements. With over 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases being released into the air to produce home energy it is a dirty process as well.
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Compact fluorescent light bulbs can last up to 11 years and help reduce home energy costs upwards of $68 over their lifespan. Getting every American to switch to CFL bulbs would equal the removal of 11 million smog producing vehicles from the road each year.
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Making the most out of your commute is an easy win, especially when it can save a few pennies along the way. Your car is a mini electric power plant that is capable of providing power to all sorts of mobile devices to charge up while on the road.
Read moreEnergy efficiency and energy conservation techniques for homes, businesses and transportation are seen as potentially powerful solutions to global warming and energy independence. Renewable energy and energy efficiency are thought to be the two primary components of any sustainable energy policy. By using the energy conservation tips found on iSustainableEarth.com you can reduce your carbon footprint and lower our dependence on fossil fuels. Keep the planet green and strive for a sustainable lifestyle by becoming energy efficient.
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