They're happy it's summer—you're happy to save energy and money

Many computers, televisions, and other devices draw power even when they’re turned off. With the flip of a switch, you can easily cut off power to multiple devices at once to save time, energy, and money.

Save up to $75/year

Electronics like cell phone chargers, entertainment systems, coffee makers and more continue to draw energy even when turned off. Unplug them to avoid unnecessary energy use.

Save up to $75/year

Turning off your computer at night could save you up to a third of its energy costs, depending on your use and power management settings.

Save up to $105/year

Bright display modes are often unnecessary for your home and use a considerable amount of energy. Adjusting your TV settings can reduce its power use 5-20% without compromising picture quality.

Save up to $40/year

Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) use about 75% less energy and last six times longer than incandescent bulbs, saving you money on energy bills and lighting costs.

Save up to $30/year

A properly sized variable speed pump can save up to 75% on your pool’s energy costs.

Save up to $275/year

A pool cover will keep your water temperature about 10°F warmer, which could save you 50-70% on pool heating costs.

Save up to $1,400/year

Reducing run time by 60-75% can result in an equal percentage of energy savings.

Save up to $275/year

For every 1°F increase in your pool’s temperature, the energy costs needed to heat the pool increase up to 30%.

Save up to $265/year

Investing in an efficient, ENERGY STAR certified unit will dramatically lower your cooling costs.

Save up to $30/year

Improvements to insulation can help you stay warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer while reducing your energy costs.

Save up to $75/year

When ducts have leaks, they can lose up to 20% of heated or cooled air before it reaches living spaces.

Save up to $65/year

Weatherstripping your windows and doors will help reduce the 33% of heat gained because of leaky seals.

Save up to $50/year

Air leaks force you’re A/C to work harder, increasing energy costs. Sealing air leaks could save you up to 20% on your annual heating and cooling costs.

Save up to $100/year

If your refrigerator was made in 2001 or earlier, investing in a new model could start saving you energy and money right away.

Save up to $50/year

Improvements to insulation can help you stay warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer while reducing your energy costs.

Save up to $75/year

Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) use about 75% less energy and last six times longer than incandescent bulbs, saving you money on energy bills and lighting costs.

Save up to $30/year

Weatherstripping your windows and doors will help reduce the 33% of heat gained because of leaky seals.

Save up to $50/year

Water heating is typically one of the largest energy expenses in your home. If your gas water heater is more than 11 years old, it is likely cost effective to replace it.

Save up to $65/year