Since so many people are struggling with energy prices, it might be useful to have a thread about energy conservation.
Maybe we can share some tips with our fellow TB's and save some money
Ok, here are some interesting sites that I've found :
http://www.cleanmpg.com/
http://hypermiling.com/
Link Removed This consumer's guide from The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy tells you everything you need to know to make smart energy decisions, from home improvements and alternative fuel vehicles to creating your own renewable energy supply.
[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] Choose your house's symptoms and let the Home Doctor solve your energy ills. Whether you're starting a major home-improvement project or just looking for simple ways to save energy, this site is sure to help.
Home Energy Saver Enter your zip code and some details about your home and the Lawrence Berkeley Lab's Energy Advisor will show you how to save an average of $500 annually in energy bills. The site also offers the resources you'll need to make it happen.
[This invalid link has been removed] Find a Green-e certified electricity provider in your state. The Green-e program, developed by the non-profit Center for Resource Solutions, certifies power providers who meet environmental and consumer protection standards.
California Energy Commission's Consumer Energy Center This site details smart energy choices at home, at work and on the road, and provides money-saving information on rebates, grants and loans for energy improvements.
Flex Your Power This California organization offers advice on how to save energy at home, at work and in transportation.
[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] Saving energy is all fun and games with the Home Energy Checkup and the Appliance Olympics.
Invalid Link Removed If you're thinking of remodeling your home, order No Regrets Remodeling: Creating a Comfortable Healthy Home that Saves Energy from the website of this non-profit residential energy efficiency magazine.
Invalid Link Removed NRDC's consumer guide shows you how to support renewable energy, and where to find rebates and incentives for energy efficiency and renewable energy in your state.
Invalid Link Removed Stretch your dollar with NRDC's smart shopping guide to energy-saving refrigerators, home electronics, washing machines, dishwashers, air conditioners and the like.
Real Goods This online retailer specializes in sustainable products, including compact fluorescent bulbs, sunscreens for windows and solar-powered radios.
[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] The Department of Energy tells you everything you want to know about insulating your home (but were afraid to ask).
Maybe we can share some tips with our fellow TB's and save some money
Ok, here are some interesting sites that I've found :
http://www.cleanmpg.com/
http://hypermiling.com/
Link Removed This consumer's guide from The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy tells you everything you need to know to make smart energy decisions, from home improvements and alternative fuel vehicles to creating your own renewable energy supply.
[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] Choose your house's symptoms and let the Home Doctor solve your energy ills. Whether you're starting a major home-improvement project or just looking for simple ways to save energy, this site is sure to help.
Home Energy Saver Enter your zip code and some details about your home and the Lawrence Berkeley Lab's Energy Advisor will show you how to save an average of $500 annually in energy bills. The site also offers the resources you'll need to make it happen.
[This invalid link has been removed] Find a Green-e certified electricity provider in your state. The Green-e program, developed by the non-profit Center for Resource Solutions, certifies power providers who meet environmental and consumer protection standards.
California Energy Commission's Consumer Energy Center This site details smart energy choices at home, at work and on the road, and provides money-saving information on rebates, grants and loans for energy improvements.
Flex Your Power This California organization offers advice on how to save energy at home, at work and in transportation.
[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] Saving energy is all fun and games with the Home Energy Checkup and the Appliance Olympics.
Invalid Link Removed If you're thinking of remodeling your home, order No Regrets Remodeling: Creating a Comfortable Healthy Home that Saves Energy from the website of this non-profit residential energy efficiency magazine.
Invalid Link Removed NRDC's consumer guide shows you how to support renewable energy, and where to find rebates and incentives for energy efficiency and renewable energy in your state.
Invalid Link Removed Stretch your dollar with NRDC's smart shopping guide to energy-saving refrigerators, home electronics, washing machines, dishwashers, air conditioners and the like.
Real Goods This online retailer specializes in sustainable products, including compact fluorescent bulbs, sunscreens for windows and solar-powered radios.
[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] The Department of Energy tells you everything you want to know about insulating your home (but were afraid to ask).
