Stuff Your Turkey, Not Your Bill

5 Saving Tips for Hosting Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving is a heart-warming holiday when family and friends reunite to feast and give thanks. However, cooking and extra guests in your home can contribute to an annual increase in energy usage. 

Here are some energy-saving tips which can help lower energy bills following the Thanksgiving celebration:

This spooky season, we’re sharing a few energy-saving tricks so you can treat yourself to lower energy bills. Here are four simple ways to summon the spirit of energy efficiency.

Take care charging your electric vehicle

Do you recall all the safety rules you were taught about refueling when you first learned to drive: shut off the engine; don’t smoke; don’t leave the pump unattended; don’t overfill?

The heat of summer is over and the colorful leaves of autumn are here, which means now is the best time to begin thinking about making your home more energy efficient for those chilly winter months. Below are a few simple updates and maintenance tips to ensure your home saves as much energy as possible this winter season!

1. Replace your filters

With COVID-19 causing many Americans to work from home, it will unavoidably increase your home energy use. Improving the energy efficiency of your home office equipment will help you save on utility costs without hampering your productivity.