Residential

Making your home more energy efficient can save money, improve comfort, and help protect the environment. Several factors influence the amount of energy you use - the age and efficiency of your appliances and HVAC equipment, the condition of your home, and your own lifestyle choices for energy use. Following are steps you can take to reduce your energy costs:

• Assess Your Home 
• Seal and Insulate
• Heat and Cool Efficiently
• Find ENERGY STAR Products
• Home Performance with ENERGY STAR

Tax Credits and Incentives

• Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE) - State and Federal Incentives and Policies.

ENERGY-SAVING TIPS

Appliances	Renewable Energy at Home	ENERGYguide.com
Computers	Time of Use	EnergyCheckup.com
Ducts	Water Heating	ENERGY STAR
Home Office &  Electronics	Windows	Energy Calculators & Software
Lighting	Your Vehicle	Earth911.com

 

WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The Weatherization Assistance Program enables income-eligible families to reduce their utility bills by making their homes more energy efficient. Click here for program information.

WEEKLY GAS INFORMATION

• National Average
• OPIS Analysis
• EIA Week in Petroleum