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Why a National Energy Policy Is Essential for a Clean Energy Future
An economy-wide cap on global warming pollution and a strong federal renewable electricity standard should be central to our national energy policy. At the same time we need a workable federal process that increases the electricity grid’s reliability and efficiency … Continue reading
COST AND ENERGY SAVING TIPS FOR RENTERS
How can you save money and stay green? Cut back on your use! Here are a few tips to help you with both goals: Tweet
Guidance to Heat & Cool Efficiently
As much as half of the energy used in your home goes to heating and cooling. So making smart decisions about your home’s heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) system can have a big effect on your utility bills — … Continue reading
High Energy Bills..? Here’s a Prescription Checklist.
Diagnosis: One reason for high energy bills is an increase in the price of electricity or heating fuel. However, it is common to trace high energy bills to an in-efficient component (windows, heating and cooling equipment, ducts insulation) of your … Continue reading
Get the most out of your energy purchase.
Try these strategies for reducing fuel consumption year round. Tweet
Whole Building Design for Commercial Buildings
Whole building commercial design considers all components and subsystems throughout the life of each project and is the most important step in achieving energy-efficient buildings. The Commercial Building Initiative (CBI) conducts its research using a whole building design approach. Tweet
Energy Savings Goals
In support of the nation working toward greater energy independence and a cleaner environment, the Building Technologies Program (BTP) embraces the strategic goal of significantly improving the energy efficiency of new and existing buildings to reduce national energy demand. Tweet
99 Energywise Ideas For Saving Energy
Insulating your house, putting in storm windows and installing weather stripping can go a long way toward making your home more energy-efficient. Weatherizing is like buttoning up your coat in the winter: It keeps the warm air in and the … Continue reading





