The Energy Star Program began in 1992, a joint venture between the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy. The goal was to promote energy savings, reduce carbon emissions, and promote America’s
Sadly, the rapid pace of modern life means Americans don’t spend as much time with our dogs as we used to. Instead of running around outside, more often than not our dogs are stuck
No device affects your comfort or bank account as much as your thermostat. Heating and cooling your home accounts for almost half the energy you consume every month–more than your television, dishwasher, refrigerator, computer,
Black inventors have greatly improved our way of life, including the way we light, heat, and cool our homes. In honor of Black History Month, we’re turning the spotlight on black Americans whose ingenuity
Chances are, we can provide natural gas, electricity, heating oil or propane in your new home.
