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Some office equipment is always drawing electricity, even when not in use. Coffee makers, printers and copiers, microwaves, and other devices with clocks or sensors are always on. Energy consumption can be controlled using power strips and timers to turn them off completely. ... See MoreSee Less

If you live in an area that loses power frequently, you should look into an automatic standby generator wired directly into your electric panel. It can start up within seconds of a power outage, and keep your home running smoothly until the power comes back on, whether you're home or away. ... See MoreSee Less

Some of the biggest energy hogs are computers, games, televisions, and radios, so turn them off when you're not using them. Unplug major appliances if you're not going to use them, too, and even unplugging everyday appliances, like coffee makers, makes sense when you're not home. ... See MoreSee Less