Economic Stimulus Energy Incentives
Josh Talayka | April 28, 2009
Part of the Economic Stimulus Plan presented in March 2009 included some provisions designed to help promote energy-efficient investments in homes.
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The Smart and Green Home
Josh Talayka | March 6, 2009
The “Smart Home: Green + Wired” located at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry ended its exhibit on end January 4, 2009, but can still be found online. This home featured a range of Smart and Green technology that would appeal to both the average homeowner looking to cut down energy costs, to the late flower child whose ultimate goal is to reduce their carbon footprint to a negative figure.
Go Green and Save Some Dough
Josh Talayka | May 12, 2008
Although you may not think it, but 21% of the green house gas emissions produced in the united states come from everyday household energy usage. By implementing cost efficient energy saving techniques, you can help reduce these emissions while saving money at the same time.