TIP – Dress The Part: Have you considered how your clothing choices affect your power usage? The bottom line is that if you aren’t dressed appropriately for either the indoor or outdoor climate in which you find yourself at work or play, you are wasting energy in one way or another.

When driving or at the office, if you’re not dressed warmly enough you’ll be tempted to turn up the heat. If you’re overdressed, not only will you be generating more dirty laundry than necessary, but you may have to open a window in colder months to be comfortable, allowing the inside heat to escape and go to waste. So reach for a sweater or a pair of shorts… not the thermostat!

TIP – Power4Body: Did you know that statistically-speaking people mostly use their cars to travel distances of five miles, or less?!? Get out your bike and use it when weather permits. Or walk! You’ll not only be saving energy by not using your car, but you’ll be charging your body with some real electrolytic power! People who do this regularly discover that they have more energy for work and play, not less. They are also far-less likely to become ill or overweight (and how this helps keep money in your pocket should be obvious)!

TIP – Use Your Monthly Bill As A Power Meter: Most people hate getting their monthly electricity or water bill – although some of our satisfied customers have really started looking forward to it!

What people need to understand is that their monthly bill is really just an automatic report on their home’s energy efficiency. In fact, it will probably be your first indicator that you could be saving a little more in one area, or another. So pay close attention… Maybe even chart the monthly totals so that you can see your expenses going further and further down as you optimize your home’s energy consumption!

TIP – Take Energy Savings On The Road: Want to cut down on fuel costs when driving? Practice ‘Hypermiling’ by incorporating a few simple techniques into the way that you drive. See our DIY section for details.

TIP – Take Energy Savings On The Road: Want to cut down on fuel costs when driving? Practice ‘Hypermiling’ by incorporating a few simple techniques into the way that you drive. See our DIY section for details.

TIP – Drink Lots Of Water: By keeping yourself well-hydrated you are get more out of the food you eat, and remain in stronger health overall. Simply by doing this you will actually minimize the amount of food your body needs. This reduces costs to the environment, the cost of food, and the cost of keeping yourself fit and healthy!