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I spent Thanksgiving week in Arizona with my parents, who are very energy conscious although my father says “I find my thoughts are more of efficiency than saving the planet, however the results are the same.”

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It's that time again. It's "X shopping days until Christmas," you're maybe a touch stressed from trying to get a lot of work done despite holiday parties and shopping trips, and, to top it off, it's cold out.

Our 1970's-vintage house always seemed a bit too welcoming when howling winter winds swept up Colorado's foothills.

One of the most popular questions we receive in the Energy Savers mailbox is about taking advantage of rebates after buying an item.

The holiday season is in full swing. We've been focusing on ways to keep our homes warm during the cold months of winter, whether we're home or on vacation.

Have you heard of America’s Home Energy Education Challenge? It’s a challenge—designed to get students in grades 3-8 to help their families and communities embrace home energy efficiency.

If you're doing any Black Friday shopping, will you be looking for energy efficiency ratings using the EnergyGuide or Energy Star labels? Why or why not?

On Friday, shoppers across the country will flock to stores and retailers seeking the best bargains of the holiday season.

What steps do you take to save energy at home or on the road while you're on vacation?