What is CFM in HVAC?
One of the most common questions we receive from homeowners is, “What is CFM in HVAC?” CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute, a measurement of the amount of air moving through your HVAC system.
What is a Capacity Charge?
Capacity charges are the second biggest energy cost for most consumers, yet many don’t understand why they pay them or how to lower them. To begin with, it’s important to realize the power grid
What’s the Difference Between a Boiler vs. Furnace?
Deciding whether to install a boiler vs. furnace has a huge effect on your energy costs and personal comfort. Because each system operates in a fundamentally different way, homeowners should not only consider their heating
What Does the ESID on Your Electric Bill Mean?
If you live in a state with a deregulated electricity market (which includes MD, NY, and PA; the states Agway serves), where you’re free to purchase energy from independent suppliers rather than state-owned utilities, you
What is Green Energy?
Green energy is any power source that doesn’t pollute and can be renewed through natural processes at a greater rate than it’s consumed. Oil, gas, and coal, for example, are technically renewable, but because they
