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The No Brainer Guide to Energy Conservation
http://www.myenergyreference.com/
A quick reference on what's going on in the world of energy conservation. It includes tips and techniques on how to conserve energy. Learn how new and existing technologies might help you conserve energy.
- Added on: Feb 21st, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: soohool
- Listed in: Energy Green
- Tags: energy energy conservation green energy clean energy weatherization pg&e
Recent Posts
Spring Time Energy Conservation
Now that Spring has officially arrived there are a few things we can do to continue conserving energy that won’t cost a dime. 1. Shut off your furnace’s pilot flame. You can save an average of $5/month by shutting off your furnaceR...
Reduce Carbon Footprint with a Heat Pump
Now that last Winter has passed and Spring is in the air, it is time to start thinking about how to prepare for next Winter. You can save on your energy bill and easily reduce your household’s carbon footprint by simply switching to a heat ...
Tankless water heaters save LOTS of energy
There are many energy efficient ways to heat water for your home. One of the best ways is to change out your existing water heater to a tankless water heater. Tankless water heaters can be 30% more energy efficient than conventional storage ta...
New Solar Window Blind System ???
Everyday some new concepts related to energy conservation come up. This time I ran into a solar window blind system. Well, initially the idea kind of raised eyebrows but it also makes some sense. All houses and businesses have windows and...
Going Solar at Home
I was talking to my neighbor the other day and he was telling me that he is going to have solar panels installed on his rooftop in a few months. He was, in essence, ”going solar.” Solar energy is one of the best resources of sustai...
New Energy Monitor and Twitter
At this year’s Greener Gadgets conference, hosted in New York by the Consumer Electronics Association, some new cleantech concepts and devices were introduced. A big hit seems to be the Tweet-a-Watt (by Phillip Torrone) which is an energy monito...
