The soaring cost of energy bills can be a real drain on household finances. Keeping a home comfortable in the summer or winter can lead to high costs, especially if it’s not properly weatherized.

The government will pay you $1,600 to upgrade your home's energy efficiency. Here's how you can take advantage of this tax credit. The Inflation Reduction Act is the biggest piece of legislation aimed ...

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, homeowners can get paid up to $1,600 to make energy-efficient updates to their home. Discover how you can take advantage of tax credits and rebates while ...

Whether your electric bill is highest in the winter or summer, it's frustrating to see how high that number can get. One way to reduce costs is to ensure your home is well insulated. Luckily, the ...

Maine (WABI) - The Governor’s Energy Office has released its annual winter heating guide. It contains resources and information on how Mainers can save money and keep warm this winter. According to a ...

SUMMER, AND JUST LIKE THOSE RISING TEMPERATURES, ENERGY BILLS ARE ALSO GOING UP. THE GOOD NEWS, THOUGH, THERE ARE RESOURCES THAT YOU CAN USE TO FIGHT BACK AND SAVE A BUCK. YEAH. FIRST WARNING WEATHER ...

Weatherizing your windows may sound like a complex task, but all it means is sealing any cracks or gaps to keep the cold air from coming in and the hot air from going out. This will not only ensure ...

NIAGARA FALLS - A free workshop on saving energy costs by weatherizing your home for winter will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 30 in Sammy’s Pizzeria, 1400 Hyde Park Blvd. The event, sponsored ...