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Back-to-School Energy Saving Tips

School is back in session! As the kids break in their new pencils, notebooks, and backpacks, it’s only fair that we give you some homework too! Have no fear, there are no pop quizzes here. Just some simple tips for back-to-school energy savings. For parents, teachers,...

Getting the Kids Excited About Energy

It seems like we blinked and the end of summer is already drawing near! It’s hard to believe that we are getting the kids ready for school and preparing for a new season. We hope that you have used this summer as a relaxing and enjoyable time to reset. As we trade in...

Stay Safe this Summer

Did you know that last month was National Safety Month? In 1996, the National Safety Council (NSC) established June as National Safety Month in the United States. The goal of this Summer Safety Month is to increase public awareness of the leading safety and health...

Tips for Energy Efficiency this Summer

There are a few telltale signs that summer has arrived: sunny skies, vacation plans, and happy kiddos. Another sign can be sky-high electric bills as we crank up the AC. It’s easy to get wrapped up in your summer bliss and forget to notice your energy habits. Well not...

Keep Your Home Safe While on Vacation

It’s one of the most wonderful times of the year – time for summer vacations! As the weather gets warmer and summer arrives, we find ourselves booking the most exciting of trips – whether it’s to the beach, mountains, theme park, concerts, or more! There are plenty of...

How Natural Gas is Produced

Natural gas is used to for heating, cooking, lighting, generators, furnaces, and more. It’s reliable, eco-friendly, and outperforms electricity and propane. Over 90% of the natural gas in the U.S. is domestically produced. But how does natural gas go from layers of...

How and When to Clean Your Air Ducts

Indoor air pollution is one of the top five risks to public health, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. This includes the millions of allergens and particles of debris living in your home’s air ducts. Your HVAC system collects dust, dead skin, hair, and...

Preparing Your Commercial Business for Spring

As we move into spring and the weather starts getting warmer, you may find yourself wondering what you can do to save money on your energy bill. There are many ways to ease the transition from winter to spring and prepare your business for warmer weather. By taking...

Your Home’s Biggest Energy Users

Preventing high energy bills is a balance of energy usage and efficiency. You can have energy-efficient appliances, but if you’re running them constantly, it won’t help you lower your energy bills. The same goes for energy usage—you can try to cut back, but if your...

5 Ways Your Restaurant Can Save Money on Energy

When running a restaurant, saving money on energy is crucial. Restaurants use five to seven times more energy per square foot than other commercial buildings. They use the most energy on refrigeration, lighting, and cooling. To save money on energy and boost your...