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Main BEC Energy Tips Page
On January 1, 2008 BEC began a new
Energy Efficiency Program check it out.
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See BEC's Quick Tips for Energy Savings
(Note: This is the best
source if you have a low-speed internet connection)
Here's what you'll find: No Cost Considerations, Low Cost Considerations
(with big pay backs), Other Energy Considerations, Federal Tax Credits for
Energy Efficiency, and Links to Other Internet Resources |
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For more OFF-LINE tips we'll send you a free
Guide to Cost-Cutting Conservation
Measures booklet. |
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Plus, the
Home Energy Audit Tool is an easy online way to find where you can
save energy. It produces a report based on information you enter. It uses
climate data for your zip code area - give it a try. |
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Touchstone Energy Efficient House interact energy tips. There
are many things you can do in your home to make it more energy efficient.
Take the BEC Touchstone Energy Home tour to find ways to save energy. |
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Light Bulb
Energy Saver Calculator Switching from regular incandescent
light bulbs to compact fluorescents can help make your home more energy
efficient and save money. Find out how much you can save by using the
Touchstone Energy Light Bulb calculator. |
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The
Touchstone Energy Kids
Zone, a cool place where you can learn about electricity, energy
savings and electrical safety. |
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CFL
Charlie "Lights Out" game (This is a fun little program that you
can download to your computer and play with the kids. It is a Flash file called
"CFLcharlie" once it is on your computer find the file and click on it to
start the game.)
The CFL Charlie "Lights Out" game helps people (and kids!) learn how to
replace light bulbs with CFL bulbs and to turn off lights, computer, and TVs
when not in use to conserve energy. |
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