3. Turn off or turn down the water heater “Water heating accounts for up to 25% of the energy a home consumes, and you won’t even be there to use it,” says Mark Feygin, founder and CEO of ...

Irrigators pivot to LESA to conserve energy, water. Published 7:15 am Thursday, October 24, 2024. By HEATHER SMITH THOMAS For the Capital Press.

Citizens Energy Group customers often wonder how they can conserve water and energy in their homes. Laura O'Brien, Corporate Communications Coordinator for Citizens Energy Group, shares "During these ...

"We're running out of fresh water, and we need a better way to get people to conserve," says Behnam Momeni of George Mason University. "This study gives us a playbook on how to do it smarter ...

Senate Bill 178 was amended to also provide conservation groups like Montana Trout Unlimited and the Clarks Fork Coalition a way to purchase emergency sources of water during dry summers.

Here are more tips to help save water and conserve energy indoors: Turn off the faucet while brushing teeth. Take shorter showers or install lower flow showerheads.

Louisville is experiencing a heat wave this week, and the power grid for the city is dealing with a higher demand.

Here are more tips to help save water and conserve energy indoors: Turn off the faucet while brushing teeth. Take shorter showers or install lower flow showerheads.

Ensure that the one you pick meets the latest DOE standards-- it could save you more than $100 per year.Some models will even produce enough savings to pay for themselves in just a few years.Also ...

If every home in the United States alone installed low-flow showerheads, the entire nation would save about $3 billion in water utility bills and $2.5 billion in energy costs for heating our water.

This commonsense proposal (HB1615/ SB755) will require appliances to adopt water-conserving technologies that already exist today. ... Climate and Clean Energy Associate, PennEnvironment, ...