For More Information
The World Wide Web contains a wealth of information that can help you save money and become a more effecient energy user. Check our some of these links:
- Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency - This site outlines tax credits for consumers, home builders, and for commercial buildings.
- EnergyHog.org: Use this site to get rid of energy hogs in your home, and start saving money and energy.
- Energysavers.gov: On this U.S. Government Web site you can find information to help you save energy in your home, business, vehicle, or industrial plant.
- EnergyStar.gov: EnergyStar is a government program designed to help you save money and protect the enviromment through energy efficient products and practices.
- It Pays To Live Smart: Making wise choices at home can save you money, help protect the environment and improve your health. Discover the many rewards of living smart.
- The Arkansas Energy Office: The Arkansas Energy Office promotes energy efficiency through energy education and information programs in the State of Arkansas.
- The Home Energy Saver: The first web-based do-it-yourself energy audit tool. Perform your own home audits.
- Flex Your Power: Flex Your Power's website in a resource for energy effieciency and conservation information.
- How to reduce home energy usage: Household energy usage and conservation strategies. Presented on wikibooks.org.
- The Alliance to Save Energy: The ASE promotes energy effeciency worldwide. Energy efficiency is the quickest, cheapest, cleanest way to extends the world's energy supplies.
- Arkansas Energy Office link: Two Pine Landfill - Transforming an environmental liability into an energy asset