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Welcome to our Home Energy Guide

Welcome to our Home Energy Guide. - Select the icon that interests you on the left, or start from the top and work your way down to target the biggest energy savers first.

Check out the guide for step-by-step information to reduce your home's energy use.

Building Materials - Give your home an extra layer of protection this season. Save up to $4,000 with Energy Upgrade California.

Insulation

Insulation

Windows

Windows

Weatherization

Weatherization

Building Materials - Heating and cooling costs can be significantly reduced through, insulation and improvements. Focus on these areas first to keep A/C and heat from slipping through the cracks.

Heating and Cooling - With our hot summers, small changes can add up to big savings. Save on A/C installation and maintenance + portable solutions.

Central Heating

Central Heating

Portable Heating

Passive Heating and Cooling

Air Conditioning

Heating and Cooling - Air conditioning can be an expensive and energy intensive way to cool your home. Focusing on weatherization, insulating, and passive cooling strategies first can make a big difference.

Lighting - Discover the ways you can save on indoor and outdoor lighting. Save on Energy Star(R) torchieres.

Interior Lighting

Interior Lighting

Exterior Lighting

Exterior Lighting

Lighting: Focus your lighting upgrades on lights that are on often and have the highest wattage.

Kitchen Appliances - In your kitchen, refrigerators and dishwashers consume the most energy. Save on an Energy Star(R) Refrigerator. Learn about the Energy Savings Assistance Program.

Refrigerators and Freezers

Refrigerators and Freezers

Dishwashers

Dishwashers

Stoves and Ovens

Stoves and Ovens

Kitchen Appliances - EnergyStar qualified refrigerators help save energy and will reduce your electricity bills over time.

Laundry Appliances - Don't get taken to the cleaners - save water and electricity with more efficient machines. Save $30 on an Energy Star(R) water heater.

Clothes Washer

Clothes Washer

Clothes Dryer

Clothes Dryer

Laundry Appliances: Like dishwashers, clothes washers consume a lot of energy heating water. Changing your washing and drying habits can save you water, energy, and money.

Home and Office Electronics - Optimize and power down your home and office equipment for maximum savings.

Computers and Office Equipment

Computers and Office Equipment

Small Electronics and Appliances

Small Electronics and Appliances

Television

Television

Home and Office Electronics: Televisions, home office equipment, and other electronics consume a lot of electricity. To save energy and money, purchase the most efficient equipment and use power management options.

Water Heating - Water and energy flow together, so focus on both to keep your energy bills low. Save $30 on an Energy Star(R) water heater.

Water Heater

Water Heater

Water Heating: Since we use hot water for showers, washing clothes and dishes, there are many ways to cut the costs of heating water in addition to replacing your water heater.

Pools and Spas - Have fun in the sun with your pool or spa and get pumped up about saving energy. Save up to $200 on a new pool pump and motor.

Pool Pump

Pool Pump

Pools and Spas: Can use a lot of electricity. In addition to purchasing a new pump, there are other things you can do to save energy around your pool or spa.

Building Materials

Building Materials

Heating and Cooling

Heating and Cooling

Lighting

Lighting

Kitchen Appliances

Kitchen Appliances

Laundry Appliances

Laundry Appliances

Home and Office Electronics

Home and Office Electronics

Water Heating

Water Heating

Pools and Spas

Pools and Spas

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