Tuesday, July 3, 2012
?Question of the day?
Question of the day: What does the ENERGY STAR® label mean?
A: ENERGY STAR® labeled products are more energy efficient than others and can save you money on your utility bill. In general, ENERGY STAR® appliances, electronics and building materials can reduce energy costs by at least 30%.
A: ENERGY STAR® labeled products are more energy efficient than others and can save you money on your utility bill. In general, ENERGY STAR® appliances, electronics and building materials can reduce energy costs by at least 30%.
Monday, July 2, 2012
Question of the day:
Question of the day: How does landscaping my yard improve energy efficiency?
A well-landscaped yard can add to your curb appeal, home value and a lower energy bill. Planting trees can shade your home from hot sun and cut down on cooling costs; planting rows of trees or shrubs can act as windbreaks, helping reduce your heating costs during the winter.
A well-landscaped yard can add to your curb appeal, home value and a lower energy bill. Planting trees can shade your home from hot sun and cut down on cooling costs; planting rows of trees or shrubs can act as windbreaks, helping reduce your heating costs during the winter.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Question of the day:
Question of the day: What uses the most energy in my home?
A: Heating and cooling systems typically consume the most energy in your home, followed closely by refrigerators and clothes dryers. But don't underestimate the power of small electronics. TVs, computers, chargers and answering machines still draw electricity even if they are turned off or on standby mode.
A: Heating and cooling systems typically consume the most energy in your home, followed closely by refrigerators and clothes dryers. But don't underestimate the power of small electronics. TVs, computers, chargers and answering machines still draw electricity even if they are turned off or on standby mode.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
CCPPD July 2012 Newsletter
Check out the CCPPD July 2012 Newsletter!
http://www.ccppd.com/Newsletters/july12.pdf
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