TIPS TO BUILD AN ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOME
SelectanEnergyEfficientHome Design
Selecting an energy-efficient home design helps save money on utility bills by reducing energy consumption. It also contributes to a healthier environment by decreasing carbon emissions, which helps fight climate change.
Choose the best exterior materials
Optimize orientation
UseEnergy-EfficientBuilding Materials
Using energy-efficient building materials for an energy-efficient home helps save electricity and money by reducing the need for heating and cooling. These materials also lessen the environmental impact by cutting down on energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
Windows and doors
Heating and cooling systems
InstallEnergy-Efficient AppliancesandElectronics
Using energy-efficient appliances and electronics in your home helps you save money on your electricity bill and reduces your environmental impact by using less energy. It's like using a light bulb that shines just as brightly but uses less electricity, so you can keep more money in your pocket and help the planet at the same time.
Clothes washer and dryer
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Hot tub
Engage Smart Home Technology
Programmable or smart thermostat - save energy use by 6-10%.
Motion sensing lights and bathroom fans - only turn on when someone is in the room.
Smart light bulbs/Energy Star® Certified Light Bulbs - 75% less energy use
Smart electric meter - helps you lower your monthly power bill and carbon footprint.
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