This team is initiated through city employees and will seek to use the city's communication channels to elicit community participation.
Sign up for your utility’s air conditioning load control program and stop worrying about A/C costs.
Buy green power from your utility and cut back on your coal habit.
Set your computer's power management settings for maximum savings.
Close doors and windows to give your room A/C a break.
Turn your water heater dial to 120° to keep your energy bills low and your family safe.
Turn off lights and unplug electronics when not in use to stop costly electricity leaks.
Replace incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent light bulbs that use 75% less electricity and last 7-10 times longer.
Recycle the basics – newspapers bottles and cans – to reduce your home’s environmental impact and keep usable materials out of landfills.
Turn your thermostat down just two degrees in the winter to stay comfortable and save money.
Use fans instead of your central A/C on cool summer nights.
Wash clothes in cold water to save money and preserve your clothing.
Drive to the speed limit and maintain tire pressure for easy gas savings.
Recycle like crazy at home and look for items in recyclable packaging.
Give composting a whirl and turn waste into dirt.
Install a high efficiency showerhead for effortless savings that don’t impact your comfort
Turn your central air conditioning up just two degrees to stay comfortable and save money.
Use plastic window kits to keep your home nice and cozy in the winter.
Use fans instead of your window A/C on cool summer nights.
Leave your car at home and take the bus once a week for work, school or errands.
Take five minute showers for squeaky-clean energy savings.
Close windows and doors to give your central A/C a break during the summer
Reach the pinnacle of recycling by never, ever throwing away a recyclable item, whether at home or out and about.
Host a free Energy Challenge presentation at your business, school, congregation or neighborhood.
Cars get tune-ups every few thousand miles - your central air needs a tune up every spring.
Program your thermostat for smart heating and cooling (and lower bills)
Close your fireplace damper to prevent heated air from escaping your home
Combine trips, walk or bike for some extra exercise and energy savings.
Replace your 20+ year old furnace with a shiny new efficient unit.
Replace your 15+ year old fridge with a shiny new efficient unit.
Replace your older inefficient vehicle with a car that gets at least 30 miles per gallon.
Use LED holiday lights to light up your winter celebrations without lighting up your utility bills.
Cars get tune-ups every few thousand miles - your furnace needs a tune up every fall.
Promote your work's Challenge team and help your coworkers save money in their homes.
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