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  • Get unplugged and stay active to save energy and improve health and well-being!
  • Try daylighting your home by turning off the lights and opening the blinds.
  • Try preparing “energy-free” meals and avoid using appliances when not necessary.
  • Utilize power strips and smart power strips to reduce the “vampire energy” phenomenon.
  • Hang dry clothing on a clothesline and wash clothes in cold water to save energy doing laundry.
  • When shopping for new appliances check “Energy Guide” labels and look for “Energy Star” rated products.
  • Save on energy bills by getting rebates back from DTE Energy and Consumers Energy.

Eliminate Waste

Weatherize Your Home to Eliminate Energy Waste

Did you know that space heating accounts for almost nearly half of your annual energy use?  This is especially true for Michigan residents who have to deal with harsh winters and extended cold periods.  For this reason it is very important that your home is weatherized for all seasons.

Energy Pie Chart
 Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, AEO2014 Early Release Overview.

Get a Home Energy Audit

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, having a professional Home Energy Audit performed in your home can save you between 5-30% on your energy bill.

Seal Air Leaks

Insulate

Improve Ventilation

In an air tight home, a proper ventilation system ensures good air quality throughout. 

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Georgetown University Energy Prize
City of Farmington
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