National Grid has shared tips to conserve energy this winter, such as opening blinds during the day, cleaning furnace filters ...

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The Money Saving Expert has shared a simple tip for cutting down on energy bills that could save you around 10% without ...

Similarly, it's worth switching off your TV when it's not in use or turning the screen blank if you're listening to the radio through your TV, as both steps help conserve energy. Uswitch also ...

Instead of turning your heat off completely, it is better to lower the temperature on the thermostat. According to the Utah ...

On the surface, it might be difficult to see why solar installation would drop off this way. Switching to rooftop solar ...

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It's starting to get cold, even in Arizona. Here's how to save money on your electric bill this winter, with tips from the U.S Department of Energy.

Michael Bagerman with New York State Electric and Gas, or NYSEG, offers tips for keeping your home energy-efficient this ...

The kitchen is often the busiest room in the house — and one of the most expensive. From energy use to food prices, it all adds up. Consumer Reports experts share some easy fixes that will help you ...