Money-minded homeowners are always looking for ways to save money. Homeowners who implement energy optimization strategies can also optimize their expenses, not only in terms of lowering utility bills, but also through tax breaks for green home improvements and equipment purchases. Energy optimization is easy for homeowners who follow five simple steps.
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01Mar
Tags: Energy Efficient Lighting, energy optimization, Surge Protection
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24Feb
Tough economic times have affected businesses at every level. As owners search for ways to cut back, they may choose not to invest in equipment upgrades or opt to outsource rather than hiring full-time employees. One area where business owners simply can’t afford to neglect is that of energy optimization and efficiency. To save money in the short and long terms, business owners should take advantage of as many energy savings as possible with the help of recent government programs and policies.
New Net Operating Losses Policy
In November 2009, the federal government introduced the “Worker Homeowner and Business Assistance Act of 2009.” The Act was designed to stimulate the economy by reducing the taxes for struggling businesses and homeowners.
Tags: energy optimization, energy savings, go green, power factor correction
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26Jan
Many consumers choose energy-efficient vehicles and appliances not only because they are environmentally responsible, but also because they want to save money. With the ratification of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, consumers can save even more money with their environmentally friendly purchases. The Act extends the programs instituted by the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, which provided tax credits for consumers who purchased energy-efficient appliances, equipment, and vehicles.
Tags: energy, Energy Efficient Lighting, energy optimization, tax credit
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25Nov
There is so much buzz world wide about green initiatives and climate change. It is sure to be a hot top at this year’s global summit which will surely bring to life new building regulations, after all, occupied buildings account for about 40% of the global energy consumption. What does this mean for you as a business owner and your building?
This means you will be held to higher standards for your building’s energy consumptions and GHG, Green House Gas, emissions. There will likely be some flexibility on how you will have to comply with the new regulations and changes to reduce energy usage and improve GHG emissions will have other benefits for your business. Being a Green Building means your business will see a decrease in utility bills and maintenance costs while increasing your bottom line. Now who doesn’t want that?
Tags: energy management, energy optimization, energy savings tips, go green, green building, green building tips, save energy
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12Oct
Energy Management, power factor correction and surge protection is a hot topic right now; everyone is talking about it. V-Blox, a leading energy management company is dedicated to bringing it’s customers the best equipment possible. The equipment helps save energy, reduce downtime and maintanence costs all while helping the environment. Here are just a few examples of what others are saying:
U.S. Department of Energy – “Low Power Factor is expensive and inefficient. Low Power Factor also reduces your electrical system’s distribution capacity by increasing current flow and causing voltage drops. Low power factor is caused by inductive loads (such as motors, transformers, etc.).”
Tags: energy management, energy optimization, energy savings, power factor correction, Surge Protection
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24Aug
V-Blox, founded in 1998, is a manufacturer of energy management systems, power factor correction units and surge suppressors for residential, industrial and commercial buildings. V-Blox installs their products across the country. V-Blox has Energy Specialist, Sale Rep, Management and Distributorship opportunities available.
Tags: alternative energy, energy, energy optimization, go green, power factor, sustainability
