A publication of the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives
When it comes to reducing energy use and lowering bills, a little awareness can go a long way. While most people are familiar with the home’s biggest energy consumers — thermostats, water heaters, etc. — fewer may understand the impact the kitchen can have.
While you don’t have control over the cost of energy, you can control how much energy you use.
Finding ways to use less energy can reduce costs and result in energy savings for years to come.
January 2023 by Miranda Boutelle, Contributing Columnist Q: Are smart home technologies energy efficient? Will making these technology upgrades save me money? A: You’ve probably heard the term “smart home” a lot in recent years. If you’re curious about what makes a...
How can I save energy at home during the holiday season?
When installed together, air sealing and insulation can save you money and make a big difference in comfort and energy use.
On National Good Neighbor Day, which is Sept. 28, or any day this month, join in the cooperative spirit and help your neighbors, friends and family save at home with these do-it-yourself, energy-saving tips.
