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Planting Seeds of Safety
Protect new trees by putting them in safe places March 2024 by Scott Flood, Contributing Columnist “Why can’t they just leave my trees alone?” If you’ve ever wondered that as you’ve watched a tree-trimming crew change the look of your favorite tree, you’ll find the...
A Consumer Guide to Stovetops
Induction cooktops are the most-efficient option at 90% energy transferred to food.
Let’s Hear It for the Little Guy
For many homeowners, a mini-split ductless heating and cooling system can be a fantastic alternative for heating and cooling.
Teach Your Children Well
Educating kids on energy use and costs can help engage them in your family’s goal to use less electricity. They can be electric conservation champions if you ask them to help. Here are some ways you can teach kids to use less electricity.
Providing Your Own Power During an Outage
With the increased intensity of storms and our reliance on electronic devices, power outages can be a bigger concern these days. Technology now gives you many choices for how to react, whether you want to make sure you’re never without power, or you’re willing to just light a candle and wait for the lights to come back on.
Your Gateway To Savings
Open the door to energy savings by improving the efficiency of your exterior doors—without compromising the aesthetics of your home.
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Shining A Light On Solar
With most residential solar systems being installed and electrically interconnected with your electric provider, your local electric cooperative should top your list of project contacts when considering such a purchase.
Summer Heat Can Be Exhausting!
When it’s hot, and your family is hanging out more at home, energy costs may spike if you’re not careful. Make it a family affair by getting the kids involved to help conserve energy.