Electric pool heaters are much more expensive to run than gas pool heaters - particularly for pools with poor insulation, located in cold climates, and/or heated continually.
Calculation in Completed Actions is actual savings which is updated monthly.
The higher the pool temperature, the more heat loss and energy waste; a few degrees makes a difference.
Upgrading to a high-efficiency pool heater that is more than 89% efficient can save up to 42% of annual pool heating costs.
WaterSense labeled showerheads can save the average family 2,700 gallons of water per year. Reducing water consumption also saves energy from water heating.
Smart Plugs can help eliminate standby power draw, which can save energy. Most models can be scheduled and controlled remotely, and many pair with Google or Amazon virtual assistant systems.
They provide light to areas that are dark during the day and reduce the need for lighting. Solar tubes are available from major retailers and installation is relatively easy.
It can significantly reduce the amount of direct sunshine entering through windows, thereby reducing cooling costs. A contractor specializing in energy efficiency can help select the right products for your application.
Otherwise, it will have to work harder to maintain your preferred humidity setting.
During the summer, optimal indoor moisture levels are between 30 and 40%. This will help prevent mold and indoor air quality issues.
This can greatly reduce air loss and energy waste. Have your ducts inspected by an HVAC vendor that specializes in energy efficiency. They'll help ensure your rate of air leakage is 15% or less.