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Smart ideas for saving energy2019: The Year of the Smart House
The concept of a ‘smart house’ has been explored through future-looking books and cinema for decades.
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Heating Tips You'll Love All Year Round
There are plenty of things that we love this time of year: extra chocolate in the grocery stores, the first few daffodils making their way into local greenhouses; longer days with more daylight; and a groundhog that, without fail, pops his head up every year to report on the weather.
Five Energy Saving Resolutions You Can Easily Keep in 2020
Many people look forward to the new year as an opportunity for a fresh start. This year, the Sponsors of Mass Save want to help you keep as many of your resolutions as possible, especially when it comes to saving money, saving energy, reducing your family’s impact on the environment or some combination of all three.
Raise Money for Military Families and Veterans with The Flip of a Switch
The Sponsors of Mass Save® are giving half the proceeds of these $10 ENERGY STAR® certified LED power kits to the local veteran-advocacy organization Massachusetts Fallen Heroes.
“R” you properly insulated? The numbers you should know.
A well-insulated home keeps you comfortable in both summer’s heat and winter’s cold. It also keeps your heating and cooling equipment from working overtime, which translates to energy savings.
Sweeten Your Valentine's Day with These Energy Saving Tips
With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, many of us will purchase cards and chocolates, order bouquets of flowers, or make special dinner reservations. In the midst of all this spending, you can follow a few simple tips to enjoy the holiday, while actually saving money!
Gas Water Heaters: Understanding Your Options
If your gas water heater is nearing its end of life—typically after 10 years—it’s time to think about replacing it. Ideally you want to do this before it breaks and leaves you with no hot water, an expensive repair bill, and a headache.
Winter on a Budget
Sometimes, the best way to reduce your energy consumption is to use a little Yankee ingenuity.
Pump Up the Savings with a Heat Pump Water Heater
If you have an electric hot water heater and it is 10 years or older, it’s likely costing you money in wasted energy, and it’s time to replace it.
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