Additional Energy Saving Websites

Note: The information provided on these sites or any linked site is provided as a convenience and neither Blue Ridge Electric nor any person acting on their behalf makes any warranty, expressed or implied, with respect to the use of any information, product, appartus, method, or process disclosed; nor assumes or has any liability resulting from its use.

www.advancedenergy.org

• Click on "Buildings" to go to the "Knowledge Library" to get information on energy efficiency for residential buildings.

www.aceee.org

• American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy: click on "Consumer Resources" for information on home energy savings, efficient driving, and state and federal energy tax incentives.

www.changealightnc.org

• CFLs use one quarter of the energy of a comparable incandescent bulb. Each CFL can save more than 400 pounds of coal over its lifetime.

www.dulley.com

• Non-biased information on energy upgrades for your home, equipment costs, list of manufacturers

www.energyhog.org

• Use this site to get rid of the Energy Hogs in your home, and start saving money and energy.

www.energystar.gov

• Information on the most energy efficient appliances

www.energync.net/efficiency

• Information on no-cost and low-cost energy-saving tips

www.eere.energy.gov

• A gateway to hundreds of websites and online documents on energy efficiency and renewable energy

www.ase.org

• Allliance to save energy - Tips on ways to save energy, increase comfort, reduce pollution

www.energyideas.org

• Site managed by Washington State University. Many energy saving tips and extensive energy data base.

www.homeenergy.org

• Home Energy magazine's website. Has archived energy efficiency articles.

www.energync.net

• North Carolina energy office website - Information on energy/healthy home construction. Includes energy efficient builders list.

http://srmi.biz/library.html

• Saturn Resouce Management site - energy efficiency library/tips/books

www.acca.org

• Air conditioners contactors' association website with consumer section offering tips on choosing a contractor, understanding your system, preventive maintenance and more

www.efficientwindows.org

• Information on window technologies, how to choose energy efficient windows

www.toolbase.org

• Click on "Energy, Mold / Moisture" - Building industry tech site on energy efficient products

www.raysweather.com

• Excellent site providing current and archived weather conditions

www.doityourself.com

• Excellent site for consumers to find home improvement information

www.dannylipford.com

• Home improvement topics on remodeling and energy efficiency

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