October 5, 2022, is Energy Efficiency Day
But efficiency is year-round.
Save Money. Cut Pollution. Create Jobs.
Find out how you can take part today!
Local governments, universities, organizations, corporations, and utilities are participating in #EEDay2022
Check out the list of current participants and join today!
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Efficiency’s Role in Resiliency
Hurricane season is upon us. Based on this summer’s unrelenting heat across the nation, it’s easy to fear that 2022 will produce monster storms. So, how do we become more resilient?
Energy-Efficient Cars Save Travelers Big Bucks on Road Trips
Current gasoline prices will seriously jack up the cost of a road trip. A fuel-efficient car can help reduce both gasoline costs and emissions!
9 Hot Summer Tips to Save Energy
Beat the summer heat with energy efficiency! Small home upgrades and a few changes in how you approach the hot weather can save you money and keep you comfortable all summer long…
Join the conversation! #EEDay2022
The best time to get your local leaders to recognize the benefits of #energyefficiency is now!
Our proclamations toolkit makes it easy to ask your elected officials to officially recognize Oct. 5 as Energy Efficiency Day. #EEday2022
https://energyefficiencyday.org/proclamations/
Thinking of hitting the road this summer?
Then consider making the trip in an energy-efficient car – they can reduce both gasoline costs and emissions. #EEday2022
https://energyefficiencyday.org/energy-efficient-cars-save-travelers-big-bucks-on-road-trips/
Love to cook and want to protect the planet? Then look into an induction stove or cooktop!
Induction uses electric currents to directly heat pots and pans, making them as responsive (if not more) during cooking as gas stovetops. #EEday2022
https://energyefficiencyday.org/9-hot-summer-tips-to-save-energy/
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