Appliances

You pay for the amount of energy used, as well as when it's used.

Before the work starts, have a discussion with your contractor about your expectations for energy efficiency and a quality finished project. 

Spring has sprung, and it's time to start thinking about renovations to your home that will improve aesthetics, usability and overall energy efficiency. 

Traditional energy-saving techniques don’t take advantage of a growing trend in our lives: electronics, appliances and other devices that communicate to save energy. 

These home projects could add up to big savings on your power bill!

Many of these no-nonsense tips from Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives won’t cost you a dime to do, but they’ll save you plenty when your power bill arrives!

Will you be naughty or nice when it comes to controlling energy costs during the holidays? Check the energy-saving ideas on this list to implement around your home. 

Making a few minor changes in your daily habits at home can help you reduce your need for air-conditioning and add to energy savings during the dog days of summer.

When the weather heats up, a new Energy Star® certified room air conditioner can help you keep your cool and lower your summer cooling bills.

EnergyGuide labels can help you compare the energy use of similar models.