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From EcoGeek: "A recent study compiled in the UK (notably, not the sunniest place on earth) has determined that the average household could save around $450 per year."
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From Planet Green: "New energy-efficient windows, added ceiling insulation, and a new high-efficiency air conditioner or water heater can all add up to a substantial tax refund of up to $500—more if you dabbled in solar power, fuel cells, or microt
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Green Daily just posted a great guide to saving on taxes while greening your home: "If you paid for home improvements to make your home more energy efficient in 2007, you may be eligible for tax breaks as well. Federal Tax Credits are available for
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Green Daily tips us off to the fact that using a space heater to put heat right where you want it uses just 14% of the energy of a whole-home heater. Heating the space you're in lets you keep the rest of the house cooler, saving you money.
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This deal from the Fat Wallet forums is a bit convoluted and it depends somewhat on what utility company you use but essentially a combination of government and utility company incentives could net you a free tankless water heater.
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This video shows how for less than $10 you can build a solar room heater. Interesting concept and they claim it can raise the temperature by more than 10 degrees.
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This in-depth article from Mother Earth News teaches you how to build your very own passive solar water heater. Many of the parts needed can be obtained inexpensively or even salvaged. This project could go on to save you thousands of dollars. Vi
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The three tips are: wear a sweater, lower your water heater temperature and insulate. More details on the site (obviously).
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