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Energy conservation in the home - Quick Facts

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Date: 09/15/2004 Topic: Home Improvement > Conservation  
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  • The average house uses 38 percent of its total annual energy use on heating.
  • When a house is occupied, the thermostat should be set at 65 to 68 degrees F for maximum energy efficiency.
  • Install a central air conditioning system only when whole house air conditioning is needed.
  • A sun tempered superinsulated home uses passive solar design concepts with superinsulation construction techniques.
  • Replace aging appliances with newer energy efficient models.

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