Sentences with phrase «conducting home energy audits»

Apps like VerdeEnergy and EnergySaver make conducting home energy audits, tracking energy consumption and making energy efficient changes a snap.

The little - used Energy Savings Trust will be re-vamped to enable it to conduct home energy audits, as well as offering advice on reducing waste and water use and connecting to grants and offers from energy companies.

The President's Sustainability projects included post-consumer composting in dining halls, occupancy sensors in vending machines, a solar tracker for research on the roof of the North Campus residence halls, and a blower door for physics students to conduct home energy audits.

Understanding energy efficiency helps home buyers not only predict but have a better understanding of what their energy costs will be,» says AnaBela Azevedo, marketing manager at The Energuy Home Energy Advisor, Ontario's largest organization licensed to conduct home energy audits.

2011: Defeated mandate that would require a seller to conduct a home energy audit prior to time of sale

Not exact matches

The best way to determine steps in which one can improve your home's energy efficiency and performance is to conduct an energy audit.

Even better, home inspectors that buyers hire before closing on a purchase should have the skills to also conduct an energy audit.

Director of Organizational and Higher Education Partnerships Deborah McNamara will be doing daily nature based activities with her three young boys — and will also conduct an energy audit and install a rain barrel at home.

As well, NAGAB offers resources online with its home conservation kit, which allows NAGAB members to conduct an preliminary examination of a home and point out areas in which some smaller changes and fixes can be implemented that can help reduce energy costs and improve a property's score on a home energy audit.

«We thought it was a fantastic gift, and what we're learning about our house is invaluable,» says a buyer who had an energy audit conducted on her home late last year at Lightner's expense.

Simcoe Green Homes CEO Jim Simcoe advises homeowners to complete several steps before installing, such as conducting a HERS (Home Energy Rating System) energy audit and making recommended reEnergy Rating System) energy audit and making recommended reenergy audit and making recommended repairs.

In an existing house, the first step is to conduct a home energy assessment (sometimes referred to as an energy audit) to find out how your home uses energy and determine the best ways to cut energy use and costs.