how to savE on heating and energy bills
Winter is the time of year when heating bills are at their highest – about one-third above the average. To reduce such bills, you should consider energy-efficient investments and basic maintenance but also a set of good practices involving areas like Christmas lighting...
Energy-Saving investments for the winter
There are great energy-saving investments for the winter season: improving the insulation levels of your home, replacing your older appliances, having your ductwork checked, sealing or replacing inefficient windows... They will lower your heating bills, and will add more comfort to your home.
See: Home energy-efficient Investments
Energy efficient Gifts and Products for the Winter
Shop smart in winter and in its holiday shopping season. When shopping for electronics, office products or home appliances, choose smartly to get lower heating bills.
See: Efficient Products for Winter time
Christmas Holidays & Waste & Energy Efficiency
Paper and plastic shopping bags, decorations, Christmas trees, batteries and holiday lights are good examples of areas where we can reduce waste but also our heating bills...
See: Holiday Waste & Energy Efficiency
Energy-Saving Christmas lighting
Pay attention to decorative Christmas lighting… It’s easy to reduce the energy bills associated to it, without destroying the spirit of the season.
See: Energy Efficient Christmas Lighting
Winter Energy Savings & Outdoors
Gutters and tiles, snow and leaf blowers, or outdoor Christmas lights can contribute to higher energy costs during the winter months. Know how to reduce them: See: Winter Outdoor Energy Savings
Winter Energy-efficiency Maintenance
Replacing dirty filters, sealing leaks around windows and door but also in less noticeable locations, tightening and sealing ducts, or installing storm windows are basic action steps for reducing the heating bills.
Winter Energy Savings For Free
Cut back unnecessary energy consumption in your home. There are some small actions that can help reduce heating bills during the winter season.
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