Ceiling fans, energy star appliances, and energy-efficient light bulbs can also help you save. Even when they aren't in use, home electronics use energy and increase your electricity bill.

With fall coming up, your water and energy bills may not be as high, but you can still keep them in check with help from these expert-recommended tips and tricks.

Some of us have been told it's more energy-efficient and cost-effective to turn off our air conditioning when we leave home for work.

How can you save energy and stay comfortable in your home this fall? Here is what you need to set your thermostat to in Georgia.

As Middle Tennessee experiences extreme heat throughout the week, Nashville Electric Service is giving tips to residents looking to save money and conserve energy.

The ThermWise program from Enbridge Gas offers a custom Home Energy Plan as unique as your home–so you can discover the best ways to conserve, save, and even earn rebates.

With regular 90-degree days on their way, experts are weighing in on how you can save money on the energy bill.

The first one was to pay attention to the timing of when you're working the most in the kitchen. The simplest rule of thumb is to find out when your kitchen gets the most heat from the sun. If it's in ...

LG&E and KU Energy are asking customers to conserve energy during this heat wave.