by Patrick Clouden | Jun 28, 2017 | Energy Efficiency at Home, Energy Efficiency for Business
I’d Like To Introduce You To A New Product That Can Make Your Commercial Air Conditioning Or Refrigeration System The Happiest It Can Be In our constant search for energy efficiency products that will help our customers, we at Consumer Energy Solutions, have...
by Patrick Clouden | Jan 12, 2017 | Electricity, Energy Efficiency at Home, Energy Efficiency Tips
A very simple way to reduce energy costs in the middle of winter is to lower the thermostat. It’s a fact that for every degree you lower the thermostat during the winter, you’ll save between 1 and 3% off your heating bill. But first we need to dispel one idea that is...
by Patrick Clouden | Apr 4, 2016 | Energy Efficiency at Home, Energy Efficiency for Business, Uncategorized
One of the reasons we at CES are so successful at what we do is because we truly have the purpose to empower our customers with the information they need to make intelligent energy buying decisions and to get them the best possible rates for their electricity and...
by Patrick Clouden | Feb 1, 2016 | Energy Efficiency at Home, Energy Efficiency for Business
At Consumer Energy Solutions we strive to empower our customers with information they need to make intelligent decisions regarding their electric and gas accounts. The purpose of this article is to bring attention to an issue that seems to be on the increase. We have...
by Jeannine Hall | Jul 1, 2015 | Energy Efficiency at Home, Energy Efficient Products & Devices, LED Lighting, Uncategorized
Could Thomas Edison Ever Have Imagined This? General Electric commercially sold its first light bulb in 1879 with Thomas Edison’s incandescent bulb but its history extends back to 1802. We have had them now for quite a long time and until very recently, they...
by Kathy Wach | Mar 11, 2015 | Energy Efficiency at Home, Energy Efficiency for Business
Energy efficiency has become the hot topic of the day. With energy prices rising and the very costly process of energy production complicated by politics, the one avenue we have to curtail costs is from understanding and applying the concepts of energy efficiency....
