1. ENERGY SAVING IN
WINTER

2. Saving energy isn't just about helping you to save electricity or be more energy efficient — it's also a great way to save money. We all know we could do more about the home to save energy, but where to start?
The earth provides sufficient to satisfy every man’s needs but not every man’s greed. Energy is the key input in economic development and there is a close link between the availability of energy and the growth of a nation. Since energy is essential to conduct the procedure of Production, the process of economic development requires the use of higher levels of energy utilization.
While some of the major energy savers require time and money there are still plenty of lifestyle changes you can make that will save energy, and money.

3. TIPS FOR ENERGY WINTER SAVING IN PROMOTE SMART ENERGY DECISION SAVE ON
UTILITY BILLS
PROTECT THE
ENVIRONMENT
INCREASE ENERGY
INDEPENDENCE

4. Close the door and
windows whenever
possible.
Install Do-It-Yourself
Plastic-film storm
windows.
Seal off
unused
rooms.
Open South-facing
window curtains,
drapes, and blinds in
the daylight.
Check the
doors for
air leaks.
Check Your windows
frames for cracks.

5. Equip it with a water
heater blanket if it is
more than 5 years old.
install a pipe
insulation.
is the
maximum to
set your water
heater.
Drain it off
annually
to remove
sediment.

6. Avoid traditional
fireplaces as it can
suck the heated air
out of your home.
Close the fireplace
damper and seal the
opening shut when
not in use.

7. Get Professional help to inspect
and tune your furnace up.
insulate and
weatherize your
house.
Upgrade your insulation, should
you have less than 7 inches of
insulation.
Repair any broken window
panes, large holes in the attics,
crawl spaces or basements.
Seal exposed
ductwork.
Replace older and loose
fireplace dampers and
install a sheet-metal insert.
Replace your
traditional fireplace.