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Save Electricity

Electricity is the set of physical phenomena associated with the presence and flow.
31. Make sure your AC has a rating
Or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio SEER of 15. Not only will your AC be more efficient, you could also be eligible for a rebate up to.
32. Make saving automatic
Set your thermostat fan switch to auto to save energy. Leaving it in the on position keeps air running constantly.
33. Insulate your walls
With injected foam insulation to help you save energy by keeping hot outside air from seeping through porous block walls check with your local building supply company for details.
34. Give your AC tune up
Running an inefficient AC system can result in high monthly bills. Plus, you could qualify for a rebate.
35. Check for household leaks
To make sure air isnt escaping through openings such as fireplace dampers, doors and windows.
36. Use ceiling fans
To cool off for less. Ceiling fans use no more electricity than a standard light bulb. However, be sure to turn fans off when you leave they only cool people, not rooms.
37. Cover all bare floors
Carpeting or rugs add to comfort and heat retention, especially if there is little or no floor insulation.
38. Give your air compressor space
To work efficiently. Never stack anything against your HVAC or drape anything over it.
39. Buy bulbs for less
Check out the Duke Energy Progress Residential Lighting Program to find local retailers who offer energy efficient compact fluorescent CFL bulbs at discounted prices.
40. Replace standard bulbs with CFLs
Compact fluorescent light bulbs are more energy efficient than regular bulbs, while giving off the same amount of light.