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Using Energy Wisely To Help Save The Environment

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Using Energy Wisely To Help Save The Environment

Hello readers, my name is Sandy Loomis and my blog focuses on the importance of saving energy to help the environment. I'll tell you how you can reduce the amount of energy that you use in your home and this will save you money too. Using energy efficient light bulbs and turning up your thermostat a few degrees in the summer can really cut your energy costs. Simple things like turning off the lights when you're not in a room and drying your clothes on a clothesline are other ways that you can cut your energy use. These are just a few smart things that you can do and when you read my blog, you'll learn many other ways to save energy. It's my wish that this blog will make everyone more energy conscious to help save the environment.

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Should You Purchase A Generator?

7 August 2015
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No one can ever predict when the power might go out, either due to a storm or some other cause. For this reason, many business and homeowners invest in generators in order to ensure they are never without electricity. If you are considering purchasing a generator, you may be trying to determine whether doing so would be a good investment or not. Here are some aspects to take into consideration when trying to decide: Read More 

Why A Solar Energy System Is The Most Ideal Way To Get Energy For Less

29 June 2015
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Are you looking to spend less money on energy costs for your home? You can actually get your electricity by way of a solar powered system, and a professional energy service will be able to install it for you. Find out below what solar energy systems are all about, as well as what you can expect to pay a professional to install one. What Makes a Solar Energy System Ideal for Saving Money? Read More 

Two Tips To Help Your Business Get The Best Rate On Propane

17 June 2015
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If you are the owner of a business that utilizes propane as the primary way to heat your facility, your aim is likely pretty similar to that of the residential propane customer:  You want to buy enough fuel to get you through the cold season at an affordable rate.  However, as a commercial propane consumer, you have the ability to command rates that the individual patron may not have access to. Read More 

Wind Farms: A New Way to Harness Energy

10 June 2015
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With more and more people becoming environmentally conscious, there are plenty of new ways humans can get energy from a variety of natural resources. Solar has long been a popular alternative, and now wind power is also on the rise in the United States. Large wind turbines can be seen in many areas of the country. Also known as wind farms, these huge turbines are designed to help harvest and then disperse the power found naturally from wind. Read More 

The Best Reasons To Include Propane In Your Emergency Preparedness Plans

4 May 2015
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In the event a severe storm is your weather forecast, it is nice to know you and your family do not have to worry about heat, having a way to eat or having light at night if the power goes out. If you have ever been through a storm that knocked out power for more than a week, you probably know the importance of having energy that is fast, easy, and economical and does not plug into electricity to work. Read More