Energy Efficiency

For decades, the popular image of green living evoked the renunciation of modern amenities and unkempt style. But these days, being eco-conscious doesn't mean having to sacrifice fashion or comfort.

Considering becoming more eco-conscious? Earth Day is the perfect opportunity to dip your toe into the "green" world. It's not at intimidating as you think!

Save the earth while saving on your bills.

Get a HERS (Home Energy Rating System) score to find out how your home stacks up

Electrical outlets, pipes, and light fixtures are examples of where you'll find air leaks.

New Energy Saver do-it-yourself guides and an infographic will help you save energy and money on water heating costs.

From materials and products to clever, everyday practical information, read on to learn more about green home living.

This infographic shows 50 ways you can lower your home’s environmental footprint (as well as your utility bills).

Are you tired of rising energy costs? Try some of these easy ways to make your home energy efficient that you can do yourself easily.

Efficiency in the home is all about controlling energy and resources. Here are couple quick tips: #KeepingCozy

Before the weather strikes here is a hands on game plan to make your home more comfortable and efficient.

Reversing your ceiling fans and installing a programmable thermostat will take a chunk out of your heating bill.

The mission of Arvest Share is to share fun and educational videos, pictures and words about our communities, people and products.

Before you start installing solar panels or buying all new appliances, check out these other options to make your home more energy efficient.

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Consider these steps to cut your home's energy consumption, keep utility bills low, and lead a more efficient lifestyle.