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Category Archives: Cooling
Beyond Salad: How to Save Energy in the Kitchen During the Summer
One day I ordered pizza delivery. Another day, I went out to eat (well, several days actually). Yet another day found me trolling the produce and canned veggie & fruit aisles of the supermarket to assemble an interesting salad. But sooner or later,… Continue reading
Posted in Appliances, Cooling, Electronics, Summer
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Cool Roofs: An Introduction
Lately, I’ve been hearing a lot about cool roof technologies, so I welcomed the chance to learn more at a recent seminar. Cool roofs, also referred to as white roofs, have special coatings that reflect sunlight and emit heat more efficiently than tradi… Continue reading
Posted in Buildings, Calculators, Cooling, Home Design, Tax Credits
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Thermostat Wars
The other day, I was visiting a friend’s office and noticed something you may have noticed yourself: his building had a variety of micro-climates, ranging from the furnace hot to the freezing cold. The offices with windows that faced south and west wer… Continue reading
Hot Time in the City? Keep Cool in Your Home
If you live on or near the East Coast, you know that Summer 2010 is already really, really hot. We’ve had many days above 90°F and July is plenty toasty too.
So what does this mean?
If you’re like me, it means your electricity bills are going up as… Continue reading
How Do You Save Energy When Entertaining in the Summer?
The Independence Day holiday weekend is almost here! If you’re like many Americans, this is a favorite weekend to gather up family and friends, cook a delicious meal, and enjoy the outdoors. Saving energy during these summer gatherings can be a little … Continue reading
Posted in Cooling, Question of the Week, Summer
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Save Money and Stay Cool with an Efficient, Well-Maintained Air Conditioner
OK. It’s officially summer here in Washington, D.C. I’m seeking the coolest, shadiest places possible as I get ready for the hottest few months of the year. It’s already been a hot June in much of the country, and it may end up being one of the hottest… Continue reading
