A publication of the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives
When upgrading to smart technology at home, consider the purchase cost and long-term savings. For example, you may pay a little more for a product with the latest technology, but it could result in significant yearly savings over the appliance’s lifetime. Here are some smart devices that will take the work out of saving energy.
Costs are associated with capturing the sun May 2024 by Miranda Boutelle, Contributing Columnist Q: I often hear claims you’ll never pay an electric bill again if you go solar. Is that true? A: The ability to generate renewable energy at home is an amazing thing, and...
Efficiency tips for manufactured homes March 2024 by Miranda Boutelle, Contributing Columnist Q: I live in a manufactured home. How can I keep the inside temperature more comfortable and save on energy bills? A: There are several tasks you can complete to improve...
It’s important to know how your home is heated so you can make informed decisions on your energy use.
Express your holiday cheer with a minimal impact on your electric bill.
Induction cooktops are the most-efficient option at 90% energy transferred to food.
You can eliminate drafts and reduce energy waste by properly sealing and insulating your attic hatch.
