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Start saving energy in the New Year
By: Arkansas Editorial Team

01/04/2024

Five ways to reduce energy consumption and improve home energy efficiency in the New Year

  1. Weatherize your home. Sealing leaks and adding insulation can improve your home's energy efficiency, comfort and durability.
  2. Use less energy. Turn off lights and appliances when not in use, use energy-efficient appliances and take advantage of natural light.
  3. Make energy-efficient upgrades. Consider installing a smart thermostat, which allows you to control your home's temperature remotely and adjust it based on your personal preferences.
  4. Get the whole family involved. Make energy-saving efforts a fun challenge and track progress as a family.
  5. Make energy-saving habits a regular part of your routine. By consistently following these habits, you can see long-term benefits and make a lasting impact on your energy consumption.

By following these tips, you can make a resolution to improve the energy efficiency of your home and save energy all year long. Visit entergyarkansas.com/efficiency to learn more about energy-saving programs and resources.

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