by Energy Resource Center | Jan 27, 2016 | Articles, Energy Saving Tips, Heating Bills, Natural Gas, Water
Saving energy in 2016 is a great idea. Starting off the year with an idea that can both save money for your family and be good for the environment is a win for everyone. We have several ideas how you can start the year off right by conserving energy. Water You...
by Energy Resource Center | Dec 30, 2015 | Articles, Heating Bills, Weatherizing
Our third major cold front just hit the Front Range. Temperatures dipped slightly below freezing and many snowflakes fell. This short spell serves as a great reminder to prepare for the coming winter. Preparing your home will keep you warm, and hopefully save you...
by Energy Resource Center | Dec 16, 2015 | Articles, Energy Saving Tips, Heating Bills, Weatherizing
Colorado is known for her harsh winters. Sub-zero temperatures, sheets of ice, and several feet of snow can be the norm from October until April. This Colorado weather can become prohibitively expensive for many families as they try to stay safe and warm in their...
by Energy Resource Center | Sep 2, 2015 | Articles, Energy Assessment, Energy Saving Tips, Heating Bills
Winters in Colorado may seem far away, but colder weather is just around the corner. With another bitter winter being predicted for 2015, be smart and make sure that your home is as energy-efficient as possible. Weatherizing your home can make your winter much more...
by Energy Resource Center | May 27, 2015 | Articles, Energy Saving Tips, Heating Bills
Have you heard that it costs more to reheat your home after you let it get cold than it would to just keep the heat going full blast all day? Well, you can let whoever told you that know he is wrong.Reducing the heat while you’re away or sleeping is actually one...
by Energy Resource Center | May 20, 2015 | Articles, Heating Bills, Weatherizing
Pediatricians, and probably your mother, will tell you that if you need a coat, the baby does too. If you’re hot, the baby’s also probably hot. That makes perfect sense. They are just tiny little people who are supposed to have the same 98.6-degree core temperature as...
