Homeowner

A booklet of practical tips on saving energy and money in and around your home. This booklet was Produced for the U.S. Department of Energy.

Este sitio Web incluye consejos sobre el uso de los más recientes avances en productos y la aplicación de ideas prácticas para el ahorro de energía. Aquí ofrecemos consejos para que gaste menos electricidad en su hogar, e incluso en la oficina en su casa, y cuando usa sus equipos electrónicos. Los consejos sobre cómo ahorrar combustible en la carretera harán que quede más dinero en su bolsillo. También le decimos como puede usar en su casa la energía de recursos renovables como el sol.

This is a consumers guide on purchasing energy efficient products for the home. Installing and using these products can help you lower your utility bills.

Energy Federation products for home owners/ tenants and landlords alike: A site for consumers interested in learning about and purchasing energy saving light bulbs, fixtures and more..

Information about saving energy in your home, including a tool for comparing your home's energy performance to other homes plus information about energy saving appliances, lighting, and home improvements.

Consumer tips on annual savings, high efficiency furnaces and boilers, correct sizing of heating system and rebates.

Learn practical measures for achieving a greener home and reducing your home’s ecological footprint through CET’s Green Home Audit, this brochure will give you an idea about the home audit and the necessary contact information.

The Department of Energy created this site for Homeowners, Landlords & prospective Buyers. It provides technical and practical information on Insulation (Products) and how a good thermal barrier meaning a properly insulated home can save you money on heating your home during the winter.

The US Department of Energy created this interactive site for consumers who are looking to save energy and money in their homes and daily lives. This site also provides you with basic information on the varied energy sources and what can be done to achieve a clean energy future.

Information on your energy providers how to find $ assistance plus direct links to your Utility Company (energy provider) can be found on this site. By the MA department of telecommunications and energy.

These shades are a potential alternative to a costly new window or to standard drapes, you currently have in your home. These shades are of multi layered fabric including a vapor barrier and therefore should reduce any draft you experience from your windows on cold winter nights. This is a small local company and worth checking out what they can offer you by following this link.

Insulating shades for your home with high R-value 5.51, which cuts window heat loss up to 80% and heat gain in the summer up to 86%, they also offer noise reduction, light filtering and room darkening. A dbl glazed window with added quilt saves up to 67% energy compared to the same window without quilt at only 52% savings.