Replace old appliances with Energy Star certified models to save on energy consumption.
LED bulbs use less energy and last longer than traditional incandescent bulbs.
Many devices consume standby power even when turned off. Unplug chargers and electronics not in use.
Set your thermostat lower in winter and higher in summer to reduce heating and cooling costs.
Properly insulate your home to reduce heat loss or gain, reducing the need for heating and cooling.
Use cold water for laundry to save energy used for heating water.
Air dry clothes instead of using a dryer to save on electricity costs.
Use tools provided by your utility company or smart devices to track and manage your electricity consumption.
Consider installing solar panels to generate your own electricity and reduce dependency on the grid.
Smart power strips can automatically cut power to devices in standby mode to reduce energy consumption.
Set your refrigerator's temperature to the optimal level to save energy without compromising food safety.
Open curtains and blinds during the day to rely more on natural light and reduce the need for artificial lighting.
A programmable thermostat allows you to set schedules for heating and cooling based on your daily routine.
Take shorter showers and fix leaks in faucets to reduce hot water consumption and energy use.
Install blinds or curtains designed to insulate windows and regulate indoor temperatures.
Develop a habit of turning off lights when leaving a room to save on electricity.
In summer, use ceiling fans to circulate air and reduce reliance on air conditioning.
Use lids on pots and pans while cooking to retain heat and cook food faster, saving energy.
Insulate your water heater and pipes to reduce heat loss and improve efficiency.
Plant trees strategically around your home to provide natural shade and reduce cooling costs in summer.
Avoid pre-rinsing dishes before using a dishwasher, and run full loads to maximize efficiency.