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Little House on a Small Planet, 2nd: Simple Homes, Cozy Retreats, and Energy Efficient Possibilities by Shay Salomon, 2009-12-08 Do-It-Yourself Home Weatherization Guide (Home Energy Efficiency Program Offered by Your Utility in Cooperation with Bonneville Power Administration, February 1984) by Bonneville Power Administration, 1984 Home Improvement & Repair Tips by Home House Resources, 2009-08-18 Home Tune-uP: Empowering Energy Savings Nationwide by Doris Ikle, Stephen Luxton, et all 2007 Save Energy, Save Money by Alvin Ubell, George Merlis, 2001-11-06 Energy Efficient Homes (Best Home Plans) Multi-Level and Hillside Home Plans With Energy Efficient Solar Designs by Co Garlinghouse, 1984-12 Five Hundred Forty-Seven Tips for Saving Energy in Your Home (Down-To-Earth Energy Book) by Roger Albright, 1991-03 HomeDesigns for Energy Efficient Living (Home Designs) Ecoholic Home: The Greenest, Cleanest and Most Energy-Efficient Information Under One (Canadian) Roof by Adria Vasil, 2009-10-27

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81. London Energy - Home Improvements
    home Improvements Welcome! low energy bulb. London energy offer a FREE homesurvey / inspection* on a wide range of products and services.  
    http://www.london-energy.com/showPage.do?name=homeenergy.homeimprovements.til

82. Home Tips: The Web's Most Helpful Home Improvement & Repair Site
    home repair and improvement advice and tips including How Your House Works , amanual by Don Vandervort, buying guides, ideas for home and shop.  
    http://www.hometips.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Tips is your FREE one-stop resource for expert help with home improvement, remodeling houses, home repair, decorating, DIY, and tips for buying appliances and other home repair products. SPECI AL: Prepare for Hurricane Rita. Planning for a hurricane, what to take in the event of an evacuation, and supplies to have on hand. Helpful Articles Kitchen Cabinets Buyer's Guide . Get your kitchen in shape for the coming winter months. Pre-Made Stairs are a cost-effective alternative to custom installations. Paint Your Garage Door . Add curb appeal to your home with these simple tips. Garage Door Buyers Guide . This is the time of year to install a new garage door. Tips for Hiring Contractors.

83. BC Hydro - Power Smart At Home
    Save energy and improve the comfort of your home. Find out how you can be PowerSmart. Fridge Fridge BuyBack Program. Find out how you can get $30 for  
    http://www.bchydro.com/powersmart/

84. Energy Savers: Your Home's Energy Use
    Your home s energy Use How We Use energy In Our homes (based on national smart purchases and home improvements that maximize energy efficiency and save  
    http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/cic_text/housing/energy-savers/energyuse.html
    
    Extractions: Return to Federal Citizen Information Center Home Page The first step to taking a whole-house energy efficiency approach is to find out which parts of your house use the most energy. A home energy audit will show you where these are and suggest the most effective measures for reducing your energy costs. You can conduct a simple home energy audit yourself, you can contact your local utility, or you can call an independent energy auditor for a more comprehensive examination. How We Use Energy In Our Homes (based on national averages) Energy Auditing Tips Formulating Your Plan After you have identified places where your home is losing energy, assign priorities to your energy needs by asking yourself a few important questions: Once you assign priorities to your energy needs, you can form a whole-house efficiency plan. Your plan will provide you with a strategy for making smart purchases and home improvements that maximize energy efficiency and save the most money. Another option is to get the advice of a professional. Many utilities conduct energy audits for free or for a nominal charge. For a fee, a professional contractor will analyze how your home's energy systems work together as a system and compare the analysis against your utility bills. He or she will use a variety of equipment such as blower doors, infrared

85. Energy Saving Trust My Home - Welcome
    Money is available for energy saving home improvements. Free home energycheck Get a free personalised evaluation to find out how to  
    http://www.est.org.uk/myhome/
    
    Extractions: EST.org.uk Home My Home front page My Home Site map Print page ... Email this page 22.SEP.2005 I'm interested in: Please select... Building regulations (UK) Community energy projects EE Partnership for Homes Employee travel plans Energy efficiency in schools Fleet management Heating installation Saving energy at home Social housing related Solar energy grants Select a tool: Please select... Climate change explained Home energy check Home energy saving grants Housing funding Local energy efficiency advice Refuelling map Renewable energy explained Transport publications UK Solar PV installations Search: About EST My home Housing trade Community Find out more about saving energy, money and the environment in your home Look for the logo

86. Energy Saving Trust My Home - Search Grants
    Climate change explained, home energy check, Household grants If you reconsidering making improvements to your home, then help is at hand.  
    http://www.est.org.uk/myhome/gid/
    
    Extractions: EST.org.uk Home My Home Home My Home Site map Print page ... Email this page 22.SEP.2005 I'm interested in: Please select... Building regulations (UK) Community energy projects EE Partnership for Homes Employee travel plans Energy efficiency in schools Fleet management Heating installation Saving energy at home Social housing related Solar energy grants Select a tool: Please select... Climate change explained Home energy check Home energy saving grants Housing funding Local energy efficiency advice Refuelling map Renewable energy explained Transport publications UK Solar PV installations Search: About EST My home Housing trade Community Find out more about saving energy, money and the environment in your home My home front page Your impact on climate change What can I do today? Energy saving products ... Links Use the options above to explore content and tools to help you use energy more efficiently in your home. If you're considering making improvements to your home, then help is at hand.

87. SCE - Home
    Improve your home life with smaller energy bills, great energy efficiency, comfortand safety.  Residential Turn On  Turn Off Transfer  Status  
    http://www.sce.com/
    
    Extractions: Pay Bill Service Requests Are you moving? User Name: Password: Remember Me Forgot your password? New user? Learn more Register Click here to open the My Account log in box Residential Improve your home life with smaller energy bills, great energy efficiency, comfort and safety. Residential Turn On Turn Off Transfer Status Business Small-Medium Business Large Business Agriculture Regulatory Information Area FOR OVER 100 YEARS...LIFE. POWERED BY EDISON. Home My Account Edison International is the parent company of Southern California Edison, Edison Mission Energy, and Edison Capital. Edison International Investors Press Room Careers ... NYSE EIX fnMaxMinLogin('imgPlusMinus',true,true);

88. The National Energy Foundation - Energy Advice - Saving Energy - Home Improvemen
    energy Advice Saving energy home Improvements. energy Saving requirementsfor certain home Improvements in UK Building Regulations  
    http://www.nef.org.uk/energyadvice/improvements.htm
    
    Extractions: Other NEF websites: Building Regulations have for many years included a section ("Part L") on the conservation of fuel and power, that applies to all new homes built in Britain. From 1st April 2002 some of these requirements were extended to improvement work carried out on existing homes in England and Wales. (Different rules apply in Scotland and Northern Ireland.) When do the new regulations apply? The new Building Regulations apply in three main circumstances: on new constructions such as new buildings or extension works; where there are material alterations: works that affect, during construction or after completion, structural stability, fire safety or means of access for the disabled; or with the provision of controlled services and fittings: the provision of a new boiler (or new hot water cylinder) to replace an existing one or the provision of one or more new windows to replace existing ones. What has to be done with windows, doors and rooflights?

89. Cashing In On Home Improvements
    An EnerGuide evaluation shows where your home is wasting energy Would you If you decide to make improvements to your home, schedule a followup visit to  
    http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/onetonne/english/energuidehouse.asp
    
    Extractions: Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Count me in Would you like some financial help to upgrade your home's energy efficiency? Homeowners contemplating energy retrofits to their homes can benefit from the Government of Canada's EnerGuide for Houses Retrofit Incentive . Take advantage of this service aimed at helping homeowners make more energy efficient choices to lower their energy bills and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Learn about the requirements for how the grant is determined to receive a grant from $116 to $3,348, with the average amount being $630. The EnerGuide for Houses Retrofit Incentive process involves the following five steps: The first step is to book an appointment with an independent home energy advisor who assesses how your home uses energy and where it is being wasted. There is a fee for this service and the price varies across the country. "EnerGuide for Houses provides the homeowner with a confidential, impartial, accurate assessment of the energy efficiency of their specific home," explains Bryan Cuthill, head of special projects for HomePerformance. The Vancouver-based firm is one of many Canadian companies using trained, certified energy advisors to help homeowners identify energy efficiency improvements. "The most important tip I give to homeowners is, 'Get the EnerGuide for Houses evaluation first'," cautions Cuthill. "Book it now. Don't wait until you've spoken to your contractors, or started the work yourself, otherwise you may lose out on valuable grant money."

90. Free Home Energy Improvements
    Austin energy offers free home energy improvements to customers with a lowto-moderateincome. Improvements will reduce your energy use and costs and  
    http://www.austinenergy.com/Energy Efficiency/Programs/Free Home Energy Improvem
    
    Extractions: Austin Energy offers free home energy improvements to customers with a low-to-moderate income. Improvements will reduce your energy use and costs and enhance the comfort of your home. Austin Energy will provide the materials and installation for the following, if needed: Insulation in attics Sealing and repairing or replacing ductwork Caulking around plumbing penetrations Weather stripping around doors Installation of solar screens General Qualifications You must be an Austin Energy electric customer.

91. EDF Energy - Home Improvements
    Prepayment, energy Efficiency, home Improvements, Priority Services,Advice Centre. home Improvements. For your home home Improvements  
    http://myhome.edfenergy.com/html/showPage.do?name=homeenergy.homeimprovements.ti

92. Natural Gas Plans | Your Home Ontario | Your Home Ontario | Direct Energy
    Plus, they canhelp to improve your home’s overall value. At Direct Energywe’re at your service when it comes to quality home improvements.  
    http://www.directenergy.com/ontario/home/home_improvements/default.aspx
    
    Extractions: media relations careers customer charter contact us ... Home Maintenance Home Improvements Direct Energy is always looking for ways to help you lower your energy costs. Our energy efficient windows, doors, insulation and roofing systems can help you save on energy over the long haul. And, until October 28, 2005, you’ll get 3 months worth of FREE natural gas, based on average consumption^^, when you purchase selected windows, roofing or insulation and sign up for a 5-year flat price natural gas plan from Direct Energy.^ Email this offer to a friend Moisture and condensation can damage your home’s windows, roofing and insulation, especially during the winter months. It can deteriorate you home’s structure, or contribute to the growth of mold and mildew. Help protect your home from expensive repairs with these solutions from Direct Energy. Triple-Glazed, LoE2 and Argon Windows

93. CAP
    More information about planning your home energy improvements. Before you beginyour home improvements for energy savings, check out this home Renovation  
    http://www.cleanairpartnership.org/cleanairguide/homeimprove/planning_improvemen
    
    Extractions: Planning home energy improvements Okay, okay, so you might not be able to make all the energy saving home improvements suggested in this guide. That's alright because some improvements are better energy savers than others. So it might make more sense for you to plan a couple of big energy saving improvements rather than completing several small ones. Check out which home improvement measures will save the most energy by viewing Home Energy Reduction Points Guide , created by 20/20 Toronto Public Health program. This chart will tell you which measures and activities save you the most energy using a points system. For example, if you accomplish 2,020 points worth of home energy saving improvements, this will translate into a 20% reduction in energy use, (and in your energy bills!) The 2,020-point goal can be reached by simply installing a new energy efficient furnace. But don't stop there, the more points you earn, the more energy and money you save. Use the points value system to help you decide how to approach your home energy improvements.

94. CAP
    A few energy home improvements can help reduce your energy use and save To learn more about home energy specific improvements check out these sections  
    http://www.cleanairpartnership.org/cleanairguide/homeimprove/
    
    Extractions: Improve the energy efficiency of your home Most energy waste in the home occurs through inefficient space and water heating systems, air leaks around windows and doors and poor insulation in the walls and floors. A few energy home improvements can help reduce your energy use and save you money (while helping the environment at the same time). The best way to reduce the energy requirements of your home is through home energy improvements such as adding better insulation to your walls or attic and replacing leaky windows with energy efficient ones. In the winter, heat can escape through leaky windows and poorly insulated windows and doors, making your furnace run harder. With some simple renovations around the house you will be surprised how much energy and money you can save. In fact, energy costs can be cut by 25-40%.

95. Energy Assistance
    energy Assistance helps lowincome South Dakotans pay for home heating costs andhome improvements that help conserve energy. The program has two parts Low  
    http://www.state.sd.us/social/ENERGY/
    
    Extractions: Energy Assistance helps low-income South Dakotans pay for home heating costs and home improvements that help conserve energy. The program has two parts: Low Income Energy Assistance and Weatherization Assistance The Low Income Energy Assistance Program helps pay a family's heating costs by making payments directly to the energy supplier. It can also pay for emergency heating system repairs. The program is designed to supplement payments made by families who would otherwise be unable to pay the full cost of their home heating. The Weatherization Assistance Program helps low-income people pay for home insulation and other energy-saving improvements that will lower their heating bills. Local community agencies hire their own crews or contract with small businesses to perform the work and purchase materials from local vendors and manufacturers.

96. Building Products, Materials, And Tools For Home Construction
    construction and home improvement products fast and easy. ebuild is the Building Materials, Construction Tools and Products for home improvement  
    http://www.ebuild.com/

97. Double Saving Loan Program | Office Of Energy Efficiency | CDD | Ohio Department
    A building owner who is borrowing money for energy home improvements to aoneto-three family residential building. A resident of the State of Ohio who is  
    http://www.odod.state.oh.us/cdd/oee/ELFDS.htm
    
    Extractions: (MS Word Format) Who is eligible for Double Saving Loans? Who can use the Program? A building owner who is borrowing money for energy home improvements to a one-to-three family residential building that is located in the State of Ohio and is located in the distribution service territory of a participating electric utility company. The building owner or resident must need to borrow at least $1,000 for the project, be financially able to get a bank loan (no other income restrictions apply), and take out a loan through a participating lender.

98. New Tax Breaks For Energy Efficient Home Improvements
    New Tax Breaks for energy Efficient home Improvements. If you would like tomake your existing home more energy efficient and get some help paying for  
    http://www.ezinearticles.com/?New-Tax-Breaks-for-Energy-Efficient-Home-Improveme

99. DannyLipford.com | Home Improvement Expert Danny Lipford
    Danny Lipford Online home of Today s homeowner TV Show and remodeling All the latest and greatest home improvement products are featured here to help  
    http://www.dannylipford.com/

100. FirstGov For Consumers: Your Home
     energy Information Environment home Improvements Moving Tips Product Recalls RealEstate/Mortgages. Rental Housing Safety Services Victims of Crime  
     http://www.consumer.gov/yourhome.htm
     
     Extractions: A Guide to Citizen Preparedness - FEMA Arson Information - USFA Bioterrorism - FDA Coping with Flood Damaged Property - FEMA - HHS Emergency Response Teams (CERT) - FEMA Federally Declared Disasters by State - FEMA Flash Floods - NOAA Independent Study Program - FEMA Library of Online Publications - FEMA Map Service Center (Flood) - FEMA National Flood Insurance - FEMA Natural D isaster Assistance - USDA Planning and Prevention - DHS PREVENT FIRE. SAVE LIVES. A USFA Campaign to Reduce Fire Casualties to Older Adults - USFA Reducing Flood Risks - FEMA Reducing Losses for Homeowners - FEMA Storm Watch - FEMA Survival in a Hurricane - NOAA Winter Storm Update Center - FEMA Winter Storms...The Deceptive Killers - NOAA World Trade Asbestos Findings - ATSDR Energy Information Appliance Labeling and EnergyGuides - FTC Ask an Energy Expert - DOE Be Energy Smart - DOE Consumer Energy Information - DOE Cooling Your Home: Don't Sweat It - FTC Energy Savers - DOE ENERGY STAR Home Improvement Toolbox - EPA EREC Fact Sheets - DOE Glossary of Energy Terms - DOE Home Insulation Basics: Higher R-Values = Higher Insulating Values - FTC How to Buy an Energy-Efficient Home Appliance - FTC Insulation Fact Sheet - DOE Major Appliance Shopping Guide - DOE Propane Prices:

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