Net Zero Energy Home Case Studies
Are you ready for a home that lives, works, and lasts better? The home of the future – a...
Read MoreAre you ready for a home that lives, works, and lasts better? The home of the future – a...
Read MoreEach step towards a greener home is a step in the right direction. We have great ideas to share to make your home more energy efficient and save you money.
Read MoreEnergy Women in Construction: Workforce Development for a New Era As our skilled trades workforce “grays out” and retires, recruiting more women could help diversify the workforce and reduce labor shortages. 2 Reasons to Certify...
Read MoreLike a miles-per-gallon rating for a car, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Home Energy Score is an easy way for homeowners, buyers, and renters to get directly comparable and credible information about a home’s energy use across the housing market. Shown in a simple 1-10 scale (10 being the most efficient), a Home Energy Score report can be used to estimate a home’s energy use, the associated costs, and provide affordable suggestions to improve its efficiency.
Read MoreAgainst the backdrop of North Carolina’s Lake Fontana, Blue Ridge and Great Smoky mountains, perched on a steep hillside, you will find the “Love Shack.” The “Love Shack,” is far from what anyone would consider a ‘shack.’
Read MoreTrack energy use over time. Monitor energy throughout the month to make sure you stay on track. Set device-level notification. Enable alerts when the garage door opens or the sump pump turns on. Identify sources of energy waste. Find energy hogs, identify your energy baseload, and how much it’s costing you. Keep tabs on your home. Check whether the oven is still on, or whether the drain pump is running.
Read MoreThe sonnenBatterie eco is an energy storage solution that utilizes intelligent energy management software. It is easily adaptable to your individual needs. The system is available in a variety of storage capacities and configurations, allowing for extensibility and expansion.
Read MoreThere are numerous ways to conserve energy at home, with one of the easiest changes being lighting. Lighting is said to be the fourth largest energy consumer in residential homes, contributing to about 10-20% of your overall energy bill, so a simple change to energy-efficient bulbs can go a long way in reducing your household eco-footprint and saving you money.
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