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No matter how energy efficient your home happens to be, lowering the amount of energy that you actually consume will make a big difference in your monthly energy bill. Not only that, but it will also lessen your impact on the environment. And who wouldn’t want that?

As the national discussion focuses on renewable and clean energy, many people have questions about how the change in how we fuel our homes will affect their bottom lines. What energy source, in the end, will save me more money?

No matter how energy efficient your home happens to be, lowering the amount of energy that you actually consume will make a big difference in your monthly energy bill. Not only that, but it will also lessen your impact on the environment. And who wouldn’t want that?

Your garage is a form of shelter during harsh weather. However, the temperature tends to change based on the weather conditions outside.

We all can appreciate the comfort air conditioning provides during those hot, scolding summers, but running it continuously will have your utility bill sky high. The fact is, cooling your home in the summer can take up too much energy.

For homeowners, bathrooms have always been rather tricky to deal with. Whether it’s the flooring, the walls, the fixtures, or other aspects, this room belongs in a special category of its own.

If you are a homeowner, you already know how much the weather and climate affects your monthly expenses. Apart from a mortgage, the cost of keeping your home at a comfortable temperature for everyone is the next most expensive part of owning a home.

Since the invention of the lightbulb until recent years, the incandescent lightbulb was king. Times change, however, and by January next year the new, more energy efficient bulbs will take their place.

Do you dread what winter does to your energy costs when the temperatures drop? If so, it is not surprising. The costs associated with heating and cooling a home are by far the most costly.

As people become more energy-conscious and realize there are easy ways to lower their monthly energy payments, more and more information comes out on how exactly you can, little by little, reduce your carbon footprint and, as an added bonus, save money along the way.