You already know that buying energy efficient appliances is a smart investment for both the environment and your wallet. When you’re ready to buy, knowing the best time to make your move can save you a serious chunk of change.
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Michigan Saves CEO Chanell Scott Contreras speaks about the meaningful work she is leading at the nation’s first nonprofit green bank.
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When you’re shopping for home appliances, taking various labels and certifications into account in your purchase decision process can be overwhelming. However, one label stands out for its significance in energy efficiency: the ENERGY STAR label.
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Understanding the information on your utility bills can be a powerful tool in reducing energy costs for your home or business. Here’s how to use your utility bill breakdown to get started.
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Whether you’ve just moved into your first home as an independent adult or are a longtime homeowner, it’s no secret that energy bills can be tough to decipher sometimes, particularly if you live in a state with special energy considerations, like Michigan. Do you really know what you’re paying for?
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Because water heaters account for about 18 percent of your home’s energy use—and given that we use more hot water in cold weather—it’s well worth taking steps to improve the efficiency of your unit this winter.
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As we step into 2024, many of us are setting New Year’s resolutions aimed at improving our lives and the health of the planet we call home. Did you know you can do both if you resolve to improve energy efficiency in your home and business?
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Because winter can start earlier and hit harder in the northern United States, Michigan business owners should take time to proactively get ready for winter.
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Every business owner in the northern United States—especially Michiganders—knows that preparing commercial buildings for a rough winter is an essential fall to-do list item.
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As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, the holiday season brings with it the need for additional lighting. While traditional incandescent bulbs have been the go-to almost since light bulbs were invented, LED lights offer a brighter, more efficient, and more cost-effective alternative.
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