We’ve put together a list of affordable, easy-to-find items that will save your friends and loved ones energy and money for years to come.

The mythical vampire has inspired fear and fascination in folklore for centuries. But there are vampires of another kind lurking in your home that are all too real. Instead of your blood, they drain your electricity.

Don't wait until the cold weather to get your home ready for winter. Here's a checklist.

With gas prices on the rise, more people are wondering if driving an electric vehicle (EV) would significantly reduce the pain at the pump. Here's how to calculate how much you could save.

Outdoor rooms are an increasingly popular type of home improvement, with the potential to make one's home a lot more fun while increasing the resale value. Here are some tips to keep in mind if you're thinking about creating a backyard oasis.

The city was the site of one of the first Edison power plants, the precursor to the modern electric grid, thanks to the efforts of some forward-thinking citizens.

Eight ways tenants can save energy and money.

Few scenarios strike greater fear in the hearts of homeowners than losing heat in the middle of winter. But if you the signs to look for, you can make arrangements to repair or replace your system before getting left out in the cold.

When you make energy efficiency upgrades to your home, the savings really add up over time.

Laundry is more than just a necessary chore; it’s also a major consumer of home energy. Between electricity and hot water, a washer and dryer can account for about 10 percent of the total energy used in your home. That means the decisions you make about which models to purchase and what settings to use can make a significant difference in your energy bill.