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NOTE: The Long Island Power Co has a very strong marketing website. They have graciously granted us permission to reproduce the following web pages for the benefit of our customers. In keeping with the celebration of our 50th anniversary this year, we are pleased to present:
 
53 Ways To Save Energy
 
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• Heating Tips
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Cooling Tips
• Refrigerator & Freezer Tips
• Laundry Tips
• Hot Water Use
• Dishwashers
• Cooking Tips
• Lighting Tips
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New Appliances

 
 
New Appliances
 

Most of these tips focus on how you can get the most from the appliances you own now.

However, when you are shopping for a new appliance, look for the yellow EnergyGuide label that tells you the unit’s energy efficiency. This is particularly important for appliances which use a lot of electricity, such as air conditioners and refrigerators.

The higher the EER, the more efficient the appliance.

The label provides the estimated yearly energy cost for operating the appliance based on an average national utility rate. With any appliance, it’s helpful to compare units in the same size range when you are trying to determine which model has the lowest annual operating cost.

Although very efficient appliances may cost more to buy, they pay for themselves through lower energy bills. For example, by purchasing a very efficient refrigerator, you could save up to $1,200 over its life.

 
 
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• Heating Tips
•
Cooling Tips
• Refrigerator & Freezer Tips
• Laundry Tips
• Hot Water Use
• Dishwashers
• Cooking Tips
• Lighting Tips
•
New Appliances

     
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