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Home Energy Audit: Your Guide to Understanding and Reducing Your Home Energy Costs by Richard H. Montgomery, 1983-03 Computer Assisted Home Energy Management (Blacksburg Continuing Education Series) by Paul E. Field, 1982-01 All Thumbs Guide to Home Energy Savings (All Thumbs Guides Series) by Robert W. Wood, 1992-10 Off The Grid: Modern Homes + Alternative Energy by Lori Ryker, 2005-11-03 Green Hawaii: A Guide to a Sustainable and Energy Efficient Home by Kevin Whitton, 2008-08-01 Wind Power for Home & Business: Renewable Energy for the 1990s and Beyond (Real Goods Independent Living Book) by Paul Gipe, 1993-05 Teach Yourself Saving Energy in the Home (Teach Yourself: General Reference) by Nick White, 2008-04-18 How to Save Energy and Money at Home and on the Highway: The Mathematics and Physics of Energy Conservation and Reduction of Consumer Energy Costs by William J. Veigele, 2009-06-15 Homemade Money: How to Save Energy and Dollars in Your Home by H. Richard Heede, Richard Heede, et all 1995-02 New Green Home Solutions: Renewable Household Energy and Sustainable Living by Dave Bonta, Stephen Snyder, 2008-09-10 Build ENERGY-FFFREE Healthy Homes by Bryon Arthur Keith Parffrey, 2007-07-04 Energy: Use Less-Save More: 100 Energy-Saving Tips for the Home (The Chelsea Green Guides) by Jon Clift, Amanda Cuthbert, 2007-09-05 Warm House Cool House: Money-Saving Guide to Energy Use in Your Home (Homeowner's Library Series) by Consumer Reports Books, Monte Florman, 1991-11 Your Mobile Home Energy and Repair Guide by John T. Krigger, 1992-04

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61. Home Improvement Directory At Linkcentre.com
    DIY home improvement energy suppliers home Garden Great discounts on home and garden wares, kitchens, cheap energy suppliers, towels and candles  
    http://linkcentre.com/home/home_improvement/6.php
    
    Extractions: We are provider of on-line secured finance to the UK residents. You may have been rejected by your bank, had credit problems in the past or are just looking for a great deal. Debtbusterloans will ... Debt Consolidation. Home Improvements. New Car or Bike ... for something else as well? Please select... Home Improvements. Debt Consolidation ... the long term. YOUR HOME IS AT RISK IF YOU ...

62. Home Improvement - 1/31/02
    After watching different home improvement television shows, they appear really easy. costs Experts agree that one of the biggest causes of home energy loss in  
    http://www.detnews.com/2002/homeimprovement/0201/31/

63. Home Improvement - 1/7/02
    costs Experts agree that one of the biggest causes of home energy loss in 12/22/01 home improvement Carpenter can handle dropped ceiling Dear Mr. Barnett I  
    http://www.detnews.com/2002/homeimprovement/0201/07/

64. Home Improvement
    the link if you are a private landlord and wish to view information on the repair and improvement of properties you own and rent out; home energy efficiency.  
    http://www.burnley.gov.uk/housingneeds/homeimprovement/

65. Home Improvement And Conservation
    Contact your local electric cooperative to find out what steps your coop is taking to help you with your home improvement and energy conservation needs.  
    http://www.texas-ec.org/homeimp/homeimp1.html
    
    Extractions: EC Home is a program offered through electric cooperatives in conjunction with the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation (CFC). EC Home is a home mortgage financing program that gives participating co-ops the ability to offer rural consumers a broad range of home mortgage products for new home construction, purchase of an existing home or a home equity loan. In addition, the program also offers member-consumers assistance in buying and selling a home. EC Home Improvement A sister program to EC Home, EC Home Improvement takes co-op involvement inside the home to help consumers make improvements. The program allows homeowners to borrow funds at competitive rates for various energy efficiency-related home improvement projects like installing more efficient water heaters and air-conditioning systems or replacing old wiring systems with newer models. Other Programs

66. Double Saving Loan Program | Office Of Energy Efficiency
    energy STAR® appliances, windows and doors. • home improvement projects including home weatherization such as air sealing and insulation  
    http://www.odod.state.oh.us/cdd/oee/ELFDS.htm
    
    Extractions: Who can use the Program? A building owner who is borrowing money for energy home improvements to a one-to-three family residential building that is located in the State of Ohio and is located in the distribution service territory of a participating electric utility company. A resident of the State of Ohio who is borrowing money to purchase ENERGY STAR® appliances that will be used in the State of Ohio and in the distribution service territory of a participating electric utility company.

67. Home Improvement - Energy Systems
    home improvement energy Systems. home garden For home renovations and home improvement in the bathroom and kitchen, plumbworld  
    http://www.ciao.co.uk/Energy_Systems_10928_4

68. Home Improvement
    Householders. home improvement. Find out about energy efficiency, fire safety, building and planning regulations, home repairs and maintenance. energy efficiency.  
    http://www.direct.gov.uk/Topics/HomeAndCommunity/Householders/HomeImprovement/fs
    
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69. The Money Pit - Home Improvement Radio Show
    Alliance to Save energy promotes energy efficiency worldwide to achieve a healthier economy, a cleaner environment and energy security. home improvement Links.  
    http://www.888moneypit.com/links.htm
    
    Extractions: Six different federal agencies have gotten together to better protect you, the consumer. Now you can find recall information on everything from cosmetics to boats on one website: www.Recalls.com . The site was recently launched by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission . The homepage links visitors to the websites of government regulatory agencies responsible for product recalls. In addition to finding details about recalled products, you can get other safety information and sign up for e-mail alerts on recalled products. The site includes consumer safety and recall information in seven major categories and is easy to navigate in both Spanish and English. Consumer Product Safety Commission Here's one: A government agency that really works. This site will help keep families safe and possibly save some lives too. This is an easy to navigate site that notes recalls on products by category. There is a special "4 Kids" page and you can sign up to be notified for news and additional recalls. National Do Not Call Registry - The National Do Not Call Registry is managed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) , the nation's consumer protection agency and gives you an opportunity to limit the telemarketing calls you receive. After, October 1, 2003 when the National Do Not Call Registry will be enforced, most telemarketers will be required to remove the numbers on the registry from their call lists. Use this link to add your telephone numbers to the registry and don't forget to add those of elderly parents or relatives who may not have Internet access and are often the target of aggressive telemarketers, as well as telemarketing scams.

70. HOMEpage
    energy saving tips, home improvement, Links to useful energy sites, List of fact sheets, Promotion winners! home energy home improvement. home improvement.  
    http://www.ecan.govt.nz/Energy/home-improvement/HOMEpage.html
    
    Extractions: Contact us Energy Before you buy... Before you rent... Cleaner air and warmer homes for families ... Maps Home Energy Keep warmer in winter, cooler in summer, and save money too! Discover how by exploring the drawing below: You can download a black and white version of this drawing (only 24 KB) and colour it in at home. Email us for more information on energy in Canterbury or contact our Customer Services section on (03) 365-3828 or toll free on 0800 EC INFO (0800 324 636) during business hours.

71. Palmetto Electric Cooperative | Save Energy & Money | EC Home Improvement
    each month. That s why we offer you lowcost energy efficiency loans through EC home improvement™. What is EC home improvement? A  
    http://www.palelec.com/conserve/echome.html
    
    Extractions: A consumer home improvement loan program, EC Home Improvement is designed to help you make your home more energy-efficient. Loan rates are competitive, terms are flexible and all loans are unsecured. Applying for an ECHI loan is easy, too. Just one toll-free call could have you approved in as little as 10 minutes! What Are The Requirements? Heat pumps (conventional or ground source), dual fuel systems and central air conditioning Electric water heating and waste heat recovery systems Insulation for walls, attics, ducts, floors and pipes Metal insulated doors, storm doors, thermal sliding glass doors, storm windows, shade screens Minor repairs and other approved work associated with installation Roofing, siding, plumbing

72. Home Improvement, Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
    as basements, bathrooms, construction and remodeling, decks, energy/heating/cooling Old House Web Remodeling, home improvement, historic restoration howto and  
    http://www.carnegielibrary.org/subject/homes/improvement.html
    
    Extractions: The 16:62 Design Zone is Pittsburgh's design district —- a unique destination for products and services in home and office design, décor, and furnishings. Extending from the 16th Street Bridge in The Strip District to the 62nd Street Bridge in Lawrenceville, the 16:62 Design Zone includes more than 100 shops, galleries, studios, and professional services firms. It is an initiative of the Lawrenceville Corporation intended to promote growth among the home and workplace design-related businesses. CLEAR (Community Lead Education And Reduction) Corps

73. HomeWise - Home Improvement Loans
    These improvements can help you save energy, lower heating home Repair Loan The home Repair Loan lends money to repair owneroccupied, single family homes  
    http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/housing/REACH.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Improvement Services If you own a home, you know how costly upgrades can be. With HomeWise, low to moderate income Seattle homeowners have the opportunity to obtain home improvement services that won't break the bank! HomeWise 3% interest home repair loans are funded by a variety of local and federal programs which prioritize health and safety repairs. Homeowners are given as much flexibility as possible, but work items which threaten the health of the occupants or the integrity of the structure must be corrected before other work is started. HomeWise staff will assist you in understanding these priorities and making your project work for you. HomeWise Weatherization grants will weatherize your home FREE . Using state of the art equipment, a HomeWise Property Rehabilitation Specialist will conduct an energy analysis of your home and recommend a conservation package to fit your needs. An energy conservation package, which includes insulation, venting, weatherstripping, and more, will be installed during your construction project. HomeWise Weatherization grants are available to eligible Seattle homeowners with any heat source. To qualify, you must meet certain income guidelines. An Outreach Representative will determine whether you are eligible to receive a HomeWise Weatherization grant. If you are not eligible to receive a grant, you may want to consider installing conservation measures as part of your rehabilitation loan project. In just a few years' time, the package will pay for itself in lower energy costs, and help preserve our environment as well!

74. Yukon Housing Corporation - Home Repair/Upgrade Programs
    address one or more of the following home improvement items structural; electrical; plumbing; heating system; fire safety; overcrowding; energy efficiency or  
    http://www.housing.yk.ca/services/hrp.html
    
    Extractions: ykhouse@housing.yk.ca Last Updated September 19, 2003 Home Repair/Upgrade Programs YHC's Home Improvement Programs offer financial and technical assistance to homeowners, owners of mobile homes situated on rental property, and owners of rental units for the repair and upgrade of living accommodations, including energy efficiency and accessibility upgrades. Home Owners on Titled Property - Principal Residence only: Home Repair Program - Low-interest financing of up to $35,000 to address one or more of the following home improvement items: structural; electrical; plumbing; heating system; fire safety; overcrowding; energy efficiency or accessibility. A home visit by one of our professional Technical Officers will help you assess your home improvement needs, benefits and options. Home Repair Enhancement Program - Complementary, higher-interest financing for home improvement projects that are expected to exceed the $35,000 limit under the Home Repair Program. The higher-interest rate applies only to the financing that exceeds the Home Repair Program limit.

75. Hot Related Links To Home Repair And Improvements And Contractors
    energy Star home improvement Toolbox (30 percent less energy for heating, cooling and water heating) Great Possibilities Construction Industry Directory  
    http://www.411homerepair.com/links.shtml

76. Home Improvement
    equipment between uses to cut energy costs and improve longevity. * Light up your office efficiently. Higher electricity use is inevitable with a home office.  
    http://www.peninsulaclarion.com/homeimprovement/energyefficient.shtml
    
    Extractions: Your Home Designing your home Heating care Winterizing Increasing your home's value ... Don't feed the mold Make Your Home Office Energy Efficient (NUI) - For the growing number of Americans working from home - some 18 million home-based business owners and 28 million telecommuters, plus many job seekers - higher energy bills for combined home offices and residences are a fact of life. Higher electricity bills for office equipment and lighting are an inevitable cost of doing business from home. Trips to the kitchen and other rooms also gobble electricity, especially when lights, appliances and electronics are left on after being used. Keeping home office energy bills from eating up the profits is particularly tough as the United States faces tight supplies and higher prices for natural gas.

77. Energy Star Home Improvement Toolkit Link - B.E.S.T.
    home Benchmarking Tool . Link to the energy Star homes improvement Toolbox at http//www.epa.gov/hhiptool/index.html (opens new browser window in most cases  
    http://www.energybuilder.com/home-toolbox.htm

78. WANE-TV Coverage You Can Count On: Home Improvement Ideas Can Save Energy, Money
    Consumer Watch. home improvement Ideas Can Save energy, Money,  
    http://www.wane.com/Global/story.asp?S=1566825&nav=3w5HJmZY

79. Wauu.DE: Home: Home Improvement: Energy Efficiency
    http//www.energystar.gov. energy Star home improvement Toolbox Tips, statistics, and calculators aiming to help homeowners improve their home s energy  
    http://www.wauu.de/Home/Home_Improvement/Energy_Efficiency/

80. Home Improvement Loans Personal Banking HSBC Bank USA
    approval, you can finance them at a rate that s significantly lower than our standard home improvement loan to help you make energyefficient improvements to  
    http://us.hsbc.com/personal/loans/homeimprovement.asp
    
    Extractions: Personal Services Online Services Checking Savings ... About HSBC HSBC has the home improvement loan and competitive rates designed to fit your plans and your budget: Use it for Most home improvements such as roofing, siding, windows, doors, in-ground pools or spas, heating/cooling systems, remodeling, additions, flooring, decks and much more! Minimum Loan Maximum Loan Minimum Term None Maximum Term 120 months Interest Rates on Energy $mart SM Loans are Reduced 4.0%! New York Energy $mart SM loans from HSBC Bank USA can be used to finance energy-efficient improvements for your home. And, once your home improvement project meets NYSERDA approval, you can finance them at a rate that's significantly lower than our standard home improvement loan to help you make energy-efficient improvements to your home. With our great low rate you'll save money with lower payments and lower energy costs! "Apply Now" Use Internet Banking to repay your loan and monitor your accounts. Relax and log on at home instead of going to an ATM after a day of working on renovations!

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