I’d like to reduce my home’s energy use but I’m not sure how to start. Any advice?

Posted On February 4, 2022
In Energy | Energy Conservation
Every month when you pay your electric bill, you pay for a ComEd energy-efficiency program that is free for all but that few take advantage of. Find out how you can have a (fully-masked) ComEd energy-efficiency advisor tour your house and advise you. (If you prefer, you can arrange for a virtual tour.) ComEd will also leave you with, or send you, free energy-saving products like LED bulbs. They will also advise you on natural gas efficiency issues.
Find out more about this energy and money saving program here and let us know how it goes!

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