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One of the ways you can take charge of your energy bill is to start with paying attention to the little things around the house. Added up, you could reduce your bill and help the environment.
Below are some simple, energy-saving steps you can take to make your home more energy efficient.
If you have air conditioning, you probably already know that it can be one of the biggest energy users.
Fridges use up to 20% of your home’s energy.
If you have a pool or spa, your energy bill is typically higher than average.
Lighting can account for 9% to 12% of your energy bill.
Is your home insulated? Are you looking for ways to keep your home comfortable and save energy at the same time?
Energy vampires could be sucking up energy from electronics and appliances even though they are turned off and account for up to 5% of energy use in your house
Are your computers, printers, battery chargers and other electronics always plugged in? A great way to save energy is to unplug electronics and other equipment when not in use. If all Californians unplugged electronics when not in use, it would be like taking 120,000 cars off road!
These solutions can help you save energy at home and be eco-friendly.
Energy-efficiency brochures and fact sheets are available on a variety of energy-saving topics and programs.
Have your bill handy? Take a survey to find out where the energy is really going.
Learn about programs designed to give you a little extra help managing energy use and saving money.
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