Energy 101

Most rooftop solar arrays are connected to the grid, but there is another approach that drastically changes the equation: solar batteries.

Did you know your home can be smart? Or maybe you’ve heard that term, but still aren’t sure how it impacts you. For starters, a smart home is equipped with devices like a smart thermostat and smart lights that can “learn” how you use your home.

The main difference is that homeowners insurance generally covers a system or appliance from unpredictable accidents, while a home warranty covers the cost of repair or replacement from normal wear and tear on covered systems or appliances.

One of the best things about the holiday season is the food. But all that baking, cooking, and preparing for holiday parties can wreak havoc on your energy bills. To help keep your energy bills under control this holiday season, here are seven ways to conserve energy in your home.