Drone delivery and the value of customer privacy: A discrete choice experiment with U.S. consumers
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Life-history responses to temperature and seasonality mediate ectotherm consumer–resource dynamics under climate warming
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Laura A. Twardochleb↗
Emergency Hydrogen Refueler for Individual Consumer Fuel Cell Vehicles
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Consumer Guide to Air Sealing the Home
Learn how air sealing can improve your home's energy efficiency, comfort, and durability. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on proper ventilation, why to air seal, how to find and seal air leaks, working with contractors to seal your home, and materials to do-it-yourself.
air sealing, air leaks, caulking, weatherstripping↗
Consumer Guide to Home Water Efficiency
Learn how a water-efficient home helps you minimize your water use, harness water for reuse, conserve energy, and save money. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on ENERGY STAR-qualified appliances, why to improve water efficiency, and how to save water and energy.
water efficiency, water heating, saving water, wat↗
Consumer Guide to Kitchen Appliances
Learn how reducing energy and water consumption in the kitchen means choosing your new appliances with care and using your existing ones more efficiently. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on ENERGY STAR-qualified appliances, including refrigerators and freezers and dishwashers. Also learn what to look for when shopping for appliances, as well as practices for saving energy and money when using your kitchen appliances.
appliances, ENERGY STAR, EnergyGuide, refrigerator↗
Consumer Guide to Home Energy Assessments
Learn why a home energy assessment is the essential first step to lowering your energy bills. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on why to have a home energy assessment, tips for conducting a do-it-yourself (DIY) energy assessment, and considerations for a professional energy assessment.
home energy assessment, home energy audit, DIY, ai↗
Consumer Guide to Energy-Efficient Lighting
Learn how to reduce energy use from lighting and choose energy efficient light bulbs, as well as why it pays to make energy efficient lighting choices. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on the history of lighting, today's LED lights and how to choose the best ones for your needs, and how to reduce your energy use from lighting.
lighting, light bulbs, LED lights, lumens, dayligh↗
Consumer Guide to Cool Roofs
Learn how cool roofs can save you energy and money while improving the comfort of your home. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on the benefits of cool roofs, how cool roofs work and can save energy and money, and how to select and buy cool roofing materials.
cool roofs, roofing materials, Energy Saver↗
Consumer Guide to Home Ventilation
Learn about the types of home ventilation and how ventilation can help you avoid moisture problems. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information why it's important to ventilate and how you can use ventilation strategies to control moisture in your home for comfort and energy savings.
ventilation, carbon monoxide, moisture, fans, duct↗
Consumer Guide to Home Heating and Cooling
Learn about types of heating and cooling systems, system maintenance, and best practices for saving energy with your heating and cooling. This fact sheet from Energy Saver also includes information on buying a new heating or cooling system; efficiency ratings; and selecting new systems including air conditioners, heat pumps, and furnaces.
heating, cooling, air conditioners, heat pumps, fu↗
Consumer Guide to Durable Attics
Learn about controlling moisture and ventilation in your attic, as well as the steps to create a durable attic. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on why moisture control in attics is important and the strategies you can use to control moisture and ventilation in your attic.
attic, moisture, ventilation, Energy Saver↗
Consumer Guide to Passive Solar Home Design
Learn how you can use passive solar home design to reduce your electricity consumption and energy bills in any climate zone. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on the elements of passive solar design and information on how passive solar heats and cools.
passive solar, Energy Saver↗
Consumer Guide to Geothermal Heat Pumps
Learn how geothermal heat pumps can provide energy efficient heating and cooling using the earth's natural heat. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on how geothermal heat pumps work, how they are different from air-source heat pumps, the types of geothermal heat pumps, and how they can help you save energy and money.
geothermal heat pump, heating, cooling, Energy Sav↗
Consumer Guide to Energy-Efficient Windows
Learn how ENERGYSTAR-qualified windows can improve indoor comfort while saving money on heating and cooling costs. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on ENERGY STAR standards for windows, replacing old windows, and considerations when purchasing windows.
windows, Energy Saver↗
Consumer Guide to Home Landscaping
Learn how simple landscaping techniques, such as using trees, vines, and shrubs to create shade in the summer or to block wind in the winter, can help cut heating and cooling bills. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on summer and winter landscaping for energy savings, as well as climate-based strategies to improve comfort and reduce energy costs.
landscaping, shade, windbreaks, climate zones, Ene↗
Consumer Guide to Small Wind Energy Systems
Learn how to use a small wind energy system to produce electricity to power your home. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on how small wind energy systems can work for homes and how to determine whether your site is a good candidate for a small wind turbine.
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Consumer Guide to Home Insulation
Learn how insulation material, when properly used, can make your home more comfortable and energy-efficient, greatly reducing heating and cooling bills throughout the year. This fact sheet from Energy Saver includes information on the benefits of insulation, types of insulation, and how to determine the right R-value for your home.
insulation, R-value, Energy Saver↗