US EditionHow Apartment Renters Can Cut Energy Costs and Save Big
- Apartment renters often pay energy costs that include heating and cooling for shared spaces like lobbies and fitness centers, which may not be separately listed in bills.
- Understanding how your building operates is key to saving on energy bills, along with making small changes in personal energy use.
- Adjusting thermostats slightly can significantly reduce energy consumption, with lower settings in winter and higher in summer.
- Using smart plugs to turn off devices when not in use can help reduce electricity consumption.
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How Apartment Renters Can Cut Energy Costs and Save Big
(StatePoint) With economic uncertainty and soaring housing prices putting homeownership out of reach for many Americans, apartment living is on the rise. But if you’re a first-time renter, one often-overlooked aspect of apartment life may come as a surprise: the…
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Fire brigade, schools, community houses: The community wants to renovate energetically and save a lot of money. And the most beautiful thing: the project wouldn't even be expensive.
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