One way to learn about reducing home energy use is to share experiences with others in our community. We have set up this blog for that purpose – we invite you to ask questions and share ideas and information about costs and savings.
Start with the simple matter of insulation, often a very cost-effective way to save energy, particularly for older homes. Some homes are already “tighter” than others, and their potential savings are limited. But, for example, even recently constructed homes might benefit adding insulation, particularly in the attic.
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Energize CT has a terrific program called “Home Energy Solution” or HES. They come out, do a thorough evaluation of your home energy waste (leaks,
Bob is a wealth of knowledge. He shared many ways we could address our energy concerns. We talked about ways we could seal our home
Our family had been interested in solar for some time, and in 2021 we ramped up our research to better understand the costs and benefits.
Last summer, with the marked increase in oil prices and experiencing the significant impacts of climate change I decided to investigate geothermal heating/cooling. Geothermal heating
For the last 25 years my wife and I have been restoring an historic home in Sherman. Our projects have run the entire spectrum of
