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US Government Fuel Economy Website

US Government Fuel Economy Website

Uncle Sam Wants You … To Conserve Fuel

 

Did you know that the US government provides a lot of valid information about conserving fuel and saving money by limodoing it? The US Department of energy runs FuelEconomy.Gov, and if you haven’t visited it yet, you may be pleased that some of your tax dollars are doing something worthwhile.

You can compare the cars that are judged to get the most miles out of a gallon of gas. You can find the lowest gasoline prices in your town. And you get real tips on driving economically and finding tax credits for the things you may do to save money! Double savings, both on gasoline and taxes, are great things! Learn more about energy tax credits you may be able to qualify for.

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June 15 2008 | Posted in fuel economy | Read More »

Sell Electricity With Grid Tied Solar or Wind Power

Sell Electricity With Grid Tied Solar or Wind Power

Learn About Grid-Tied Renewable Energy

Did you know that you can actually produce your own electricity with some fairly affordable products? Not only can you cut your own electric bills, you can even earn credit towards high energy use months, and best of all, you can even sell your excess energy back to the electric company!

These products are call grid-tied because they are tied into the public utility grid. They usually rely on solar or wind power, and your choice of a product would probably depend upon where you live. A sunny southern suburban home may do better with a small, lightweight solar system. A midwestern farmer may choose to rely on high tech wind power.

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May 30 2008 | Posted in fuel economy | Read More »

Real Ways To Save Energy At Home

Real Ways To Save Energy At Home

Real Ways To Lower Your Electric and Gas Bill

We have already discussed rising gasoline prices, and we’ve discussed the associated increase in groceries. However, your home utility bills are certain to spike just like gasoline prices do. In my part of the world we are just starting a long, hot summer, and that’s red alarm electricity bill time for us. Other parts of the world worry more about home heating. And of course, lighting and appliances, use energy all year long!

Of course, you can find hundreds of ways to save energy. I am listing the ways that cost very little to do.

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May 28 2008 | Posted in fuel economy | Read More »

Tested Gasoline Economy Tips

Tested Gasoline Economy Tips

Gasoline Savings Ideas That Work

You can barely turn around without seeing a product or idea to help you save money on gasoline consumption. Of course the best tips is to try to limit your driving. You can limit your driving by planning the trips that you need. In other words, if you need to go to the grocery store and drop your kids off at their scouts meeting, it would be best to plan these two errands at the same time. If you work an hour away, this may be time to consider the bus or carpool.

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May 27 2008 | Posted in fuel economy | Read More »