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Making smart choices helps consumers keep money in their pockets and save energy. Learn more about how you can save energy and money in the four areas you live your life — at home, at school, at work and on the go — with the news and resources below.

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Energy efficiency saves money for individuals and communities alike. The Alliance offers a variety of no-cost and low-cost money and energy saving tips to fit individual pocketbooks, including suggestions for slashing your home electricity bill and preventing blackouts, lowering operating costs in your office and cutting gas costs.

2012 awards dinner

2012 Evening with the Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards Dinner

October 3, 2012 - 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Washington
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Fredicksburg.com: Aim for a Green, Eco-friendly Christmas This Year

Date: Dec 04, 2011

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Consumer Reports: Deadline for Tax Credits for Energy-saving Upgrades is Dec. 31 Dec 2, 2011

Date: Dec 02, 2011

Last Call for Energy Efficiency Homeowner Tax Credits

Energy Efficiency Tax Credits Expiring Soon
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December 2, 2011

The Alliance to Save Energy urges American consumers to give themselves the gift of energy efficiency this holiday season – and reap the benefits when they file their 2011 federal tax returns – by taking advantage of tax credits for energy efficiency home improvements.

Washington, D.C., December 2, 2011 – The Alliance to Save Energy urges American consumers to give themselves the gift of energy efficiency this holiday season – and reap the benefits when they file their 2011 federal tax returns – by taking advantage of  tax credits for energy efficiency home improvements. The tax credits of up to $500 are set to expire on December 31, and Congress may not renew them for 2012.

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Forbes: Go Green For The Holidays: Home Improvement Tax Break Expires Dec. 31

Date: Dec 01, 2011

Home Building Efficiency Tips: Windows

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November 30, 2011
Allyson Schmutter

In this collaborative video, learn how energy-efficient windows can save money for homeowners.

The Alliance to Save Energy's Monique O'Grady explains how energy-efficient windows can save money for homeowners by keeping cool air inside in the summer and outside in the winter. ENERGY STAR-labeled windows can cut heating and cooling costs by up to 30% compared to traditional windows.

This video is part of a collaboration between the Alliance to Save Energy and energyNOW!

Home Building Efficiency Tips: Plugging Air Leaks

Proper Insulation
November 30, 2011
Allyson Schmutter

Properly insulating and air sealing your home can reduce heating and cooling costs by about 20%!

The Alliance to Save Energy's Monique O'Grady explains how properly insulating and air sealing your home can reduce your heating and cooling costs.You cut bills by about 20%!

This video is part of a collaboration between the Alliance to Save Energy and energyNOW!

Topics: Saving Money and Energy
Programs: Communications Program
Resource Type: Video

Home Building Efficiency Tips: Heating and Cooling Systems

Changing A/C filter
November 30, 2011
Allyson Schmutter

ENERGY STAR-rated heating and cooling equipment can cut average energy bills by almost $200 a year.

The Alliance to Save Energy's Monique O'Grady describes how properly installed ENERGY STAR-rated heating and cooling equipment can cut average energy bills by almost $200 a year.

This video is part of a collaboration between the Alliance to Save Energy and energyNOW!

Home Building Efficiency Tips: ENERGY STAR-rated Appliances

ENERGY STAR-rated appliances
November 30, 2011
Allyson Schmutter

Installing ENERGY STAR-rated appliances can saveconsumers money because they use less energy and water.

The Alliance to Save Energy's Monique O'Grady explains how using ENERGY STAR-rated appliances can help consumers save money by using less energy and water. Appliances are responsible for 10-20%of an average home's utility bills and ENERGY STAR-qualified appliances use 10-50% less energy and water than other models.

This video is part of a collaboration between the Alliance to Save Energy and energyNOW!

Home Building Efficiency Tips: ENERGY STAR-rated Homes

ENERGY STAR-labeled home
November 30, 2011
Allyson Schmutter

This video tells you why ENERGY STAR-rated homes are the most energy-efficient models around.

The Alliance to Save Energy's Monique O'Grady explains how ENERGY STAR-rated homes are the most energy-efficient models around. Compared to standard homes, ENERGY STAR-rated homes lower energy bills by between $200-$400 dollars per year.

This video is part of a collaboration between the Alliance to Save Energy and energyNOW!

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