Over the past 30 years, the U.S. population has grown, the number of homes has increased, and houses have grown larger. Overall residential energy consumption has remained flat thanks to product ...

These days it can feel like everything your home requires power, from small things like the chargers for our phones and lamps to bigger appliances like TVs and dishwashers. All of those plug-ins draw ...

Despite efficiency gains in the past few decades, most American homes still squander lots of energy. This contributes to pollution, climate change and high utility bills. Here are 12 cheap, yet ...

Making your home more energy-efficient isn’t just about having a positive impact on the environment — it will make a positive impact on your wallet, too, by reducing your utility bills. Some changes ...

Before spending money on bigger items like a new heat pump, furnace or air conditioner, one of the best and first things to consider when looking for ways to save energy at home is weatherization.

As summer turns to autumn, thoughts inevitably turn to the colder months and the perennial challenge of keeping homes warm ...

Gas and food prices are still high, forcing many of us to stretch our dollar and find ways to save a few bucks. Just look around your own home, and there are ways to cut down on your bills, especially ...

Financial management isn’t just about preparing for retirement or reducing taxes. It’s also about looking for opportunities to save money over time. One way to accomplish this is by saving energy at ...