DIY Home Energy Audit
Posted on October 6, 2007 by Joyce Benson
Tag(s): Energy, Going Green, Greenhouse Gas Emissions / Global Warming, Money Saving
The U.S. Department of Energy is sponsoring the “Home Energy Saver”, an online tool used to calculate energy use in residential buildings. Simply put in your zip code and basic information about your home, and you’ll learn how to save energy, save money on your utility bills, and reduce your home’s emissions. Check it out here.
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