Instead of finding energy alternatives it makes sense to make energy saving investments, such as using more efficient equipment that uses less energy. Energy saving investments are the simplest way to reduce the amount of energy being used, and the impact on the environment. Unfortunately most individuals and small businesses are not willing to foot the up-front costs that would be required. The solution is to have power companies make the investment, or offer subsidies and tax breaks.
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Archive for October, 2009
Paying For Energy Saving Investments
Wednesday, October 28th, 2009Energy Saving Investments On Obama’s Agenda
Tuesday, October 27th, 2009President Barack Obama discusses energy saving investments and the impact it will have on the future of the economy. Even with the economy in shambles the future looks bright… and green. $59 billion has been injected into the economy for energy saving investments. This is creating more jobs, and putting America on the forefront of green and clean energy. Green technology in the United States is hopefully going to pave the way for more jobs and a better world
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Concerns Over Home Energy
Monday, October 12th, 2009Buying a home is a large investment, especially if the house is older and has a bad energy structure. Drafty windows, bad insulation and older appliances that guzzling electricity all force the home owner to pay much higher energy bills or face the cost of fixing all the inefficient energy problems in their new home. When buying a house you naturally look at the floorboards, whether or not you like the garden and how secure the property is, but if you don’t pay attention to the energy factor, it could end up costing you tens of thousands of dollars over the duration of your residency.