Electricity bills can be a huge expense. Understanding your home energy usage can help you reduce consumption and lower your home energy costs.
There are 2 reasons to know how many watts your TV uses: to calculate the cost on your power bill and to figure out how much battery storage you'll need to run it during an outage.
Written by Ana Almerini
The ecobee SmartSensor can pair with a smart thermometer or security system to keep your home comfortable and safe. Find out the details from cost to warranty.
Written by Michael Cheng
In Time of Use plans, utility companies split the day into both peak and off-peak electricity hours. Find out what this means and how you can benefit from off-peak electricity hours.
Written by Cameron Bates
Fiber optic solar lighting uses natural sunlight to illuminate homes and cuts energy costs. Should you consider installing these instead of solar panels?
Written by Michael Cheng
The typical home refrigerator uses 500 watts of electricity. In terms of energy usage, that translates to 1460 kilowatt-hours each year, meaning the average American household spends $207 a year powering their fridge.
Written by Oliver Sendy
Our comprehensive tankless water heater cost guide is here to aid you in deciding if one is right for your home
Written by Cameron Bates
Learn what to look for on your electric bill and why those terms can help you be a more informed electric consumer.
Written by Ana Almerini
Can you use a generator if you have solar panels and the power goes out? Read on to find out!
Written by Catherine Lane