How To Become An Electrician » Saving

If you plug your care into the wall outlet, wouldn’t you be paying a high electricity bill, but saving on gas?

electric — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 06:00:49 +0000

Also, if your local plant is a coal burning plant, would the extra electricity use equate to increase coal emissions? Where is the green benefit in that? Where is the money saving benefits?
sorry Car not Care.

Do you feel good knowing Obama is saving tax payers money?

electric — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 23:02:00 +0000

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090527/ap_on_go_pr_wh/us_obama_solar_power

We have spent 0 million dollars to save nearly million dollars a year. He is doing a great job.

YES WE CAN!
We gonna get our money back after 100 years.
I just hope the warranty doesn’t run out in 20 years.

Where can I find statistics for “going green” and saving electricity, water, gas (oil), etc.?

electric — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 21:19:02 +0000

I’m writing this article for my school newspaper and what we wanted to do is
“If 1 million people turned off their lights for ___ hours a day, it would save ____ kilowatts of electricity, this amount could power a ___.”
Something like that…basically it’s like the impact of doing “green” things.
It doesn’t have to exactly match the example. I just can’t find anything for the electricity one.
Thanks for the help! If you have any suggestions please post them!

I Want To Find Out Where Can I Buy The Green Power Switch (electricity Saving Switch & Outlets) For My Home?

electric — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 12:04:27 +0000

With all due repect; if you find any; let the entire World know.
Certainly there are timers for lighting and appliances.
One way to SAVE, might be just “shutting off” certain things; especially all items that have “Soft Off” systems; IE: Comps/ Cable TV/ etc. Even small amounts of energy are being drawn in those appliances that have instant on, or remain in suspension modes.
You might also invest in a timer system for your hot water; allowing for peak period use. Using a Micro Wave oven is more efficient than the usual one. Obviously the refrig. can’t be timed or shut off; but you can manage its energy use by fractional dial changes. Turn off lights when not in use; and/or ceiling fans. Adjust heating and cooling by fractions in degrees, allowing less energy draw.
Beyond those; check filters for ac/heat systems, and replace with clean; regularly. Check attic/crawl space insulation, and add more if possible. Check windows/doorways for how well they are sealed.
Steven Wolf