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Make Your Home Energy Efficient, Comfortable, and Safe

Would you like to reduce the energy costs of your new or existing home? NYSERDA’s New York ENERGY STAR Homes and Home Performance with ENERGY STAR programs help homeowners by providing means to affordable energy efficiency improvements.

Find Out How You Can:

Lower the high cost of heating and cooling your home with Home Performance with ENERGY STAR.
Use approximately 30% less energy than conventionally built homes by building a New York ENERGY STAR Home.
Expand your business building homes that are energy efficient, safer, healthier, and more comfortable.
Get an edge on the competition in the home improvement business by making homes more energy efficient, as well as healthy, safe and comfortable.

Need help finding the program that is right for you? Let us help direct you to the right program, click here and answer a few questions to get you on the right track.

Use timers on indoor and outdoor lights.

Set your air-conditioning thermostat at 78ºF or higher during the cooling season.

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