Cut Your Energy Costs This Winter
The Department of Energy’s “Stay Warm, Save Money” website offers tips for keeping your home warm at a low cost.
September 23, 2009
From EERE Network News
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An energy audit shows you how your home could be losing energy — and how you could be losing money.
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Fall is here (in the Northern Hemisphere, that is), and as our thoughts turn to the coming colder weather, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched a new website and educational campaign to help people be more energy efficient and save on their energy costs this winter.
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Titled “Stay Warm, Save Money,” the campaign focuses on providing simple, cost-effective, energy-saving solutions for individuals and small businesses. The Stay Warm, Save Money website lists no-cost and low-cost energy-savings tips, financial assistance links, long-term solutions for saving energy, and a blog that covers energy-saving topics. You can also find information on performing an energy audit to find out where your home is losing energy — and money!
Reprinted from EERE Network News, a free newsletter from the U.S. Department of Energy.