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A website by the U.S. DOE highlighting the potential energy savings from upgrading energy inefficient windows with low-emissivity.
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DOE
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A website providing information on how to properly size a water heater based on tank size, volume, peak hour demand and other factors.
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DOE
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A website discussing the use of consumer-grade small electric wind systems such as turbines to lower energy costs.
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DOE
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Website describing how solar water heaters -- also called solar domestic hot water systems -- can be a cost-effective way to generate hot water for your home.
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DOE
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Brochure with information about how to select and install house wrap and other weather-resistive barriers.
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DOE
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Case study of new home construction in the hot-humid climate.
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DOE
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Information sheet about types and installation of insulation.
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DOE
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Website with consumer information about various types of lighting.
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DOE
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Information sheet explaining how weatherstripping can be an easy and cost-effective way to save money on energy costs and improve comfort by reducing drafts.