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Summary: The season is changing, and cool weather will soon be upon us! If you’re looking to keep your home comfortable this Fall while reducing energy costs, check out these five tips from the experts at ENERGY STAR.
Summary: Preparing to remodel your kitchen or just ready for an upgrade? Consider switching out your gas stove for a more modern and efficient ENERGY STAR certified electric cooking product!
Summary: Homeowners typically spend up to 20 percent of household energy use on water heating, making it the second-highest driver of energy expenses after heating and cooling.
Summary: Tired of spending too much money on utility bills or wrestling with hot, humid laundry rooms after drying clothes? There's a new sheriff in town (well, laundry room), and it's not just energy-efficient – it's a heat pump clothes dryer!
By: Leslie A. Jones, ENERGY STAR Certified Products
Summary: When it’s hot out, you probably don’t think much about how your room air conditioner (room AC) works or if it is working efficiently; you just want to stay cool.
Summary: There are many improvements we’d all like to make to our homes – from aesthetic touches to functional enhancements that improve efficiency, performance, and value.
Summary: You may have heard buzz around heat pump water heaters and their record-breaking UEFs, but what does that mean? Uniform Energy Factor, or UEF, is the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) industry standard for measuring water heater efficiency.
Summary: Yes, today’s heat pump water heaters work efficiently - even in cold climates. Heat pump water heaters (or “electric hybrid” water heaters) operate best in spaces where surrounding air temperature remains at or above 40°F.
By: Leslie A. Jones, ENERGY STAR Certified Products
Summary: In the age of the internet, you can find lots of advice on ways to save energy at home. However, while energy efficient products and technologies have evolved over the years, sometimes the advice you encounter has not.
Summary: The season is changing, and cool weather will soon be upon us! If you’re looking to keep your home comfortable this Fall while reducing energy costs, check out these five tips from the experts at ENERGY STAR.
Summary: Preparing to remodel your kitchen or just ready for an upgrade? Consider switching out your gas stove for a more modern and efficient ENERGY STAR certified electric cooking product!
Summary: Homeowners typically spend up to 20 percent of household energy use on water heating, making it the second-highest driver of energy expenses after heating and cooling.
Summary: Tired of spending too much money on utility bills or wrestling with hot, humid laundry rooms after drying clothes? There's a new sheriff in town (well, laundry room), and it's not just energy-efficient – it's a heat pump clothes dryer!
By: Leslie A. Jones, ENERGY STAR Certified Products
Summary: When it’s hot out, you probably don’t think much about how your room air conditioner (room AC) works or if it is working efficiently; you just want to stay cool.
Summary: There are many improvements we’d all like to make to our homes – from aesthetic touches to functional enhancements that improve efficiency, performance, and value.
Summary: You may have heard buzz around heat pump water heaters and their record-breaking UEFs, but what does that mean? Uniform Energy Factor, or UEF, is the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) industry standard for measuring water heater efficiency.
Summary: Yes, today’s heat pump water heaters work efficiently - even in cold climates. Heat pump water heaters (or “electric hybrid” water heaters) operate best in spaces where surrounding air temperature remains at or above 40°F.
By: Leslie A. Jones, ENERGY STAR Certified Products
Summary: In the age of the internet, you can find lots of advice on ways to save energy at home. However, while energy efficient products and technologies have evolved over the years, sometimes the advice you encounter has not.
