With a polar vortex bringing snow to the South for the first time in a longtime, there's a good chance many are clashing over what temperature to keep their homes. The debate over the ideal thermostat ...

Set your thermostat to 68°F in winter and lower it when you’re asleep or away to save energy. Install thermostats on interior walls away from sunlight, vents, or appliances for accurate readings.

Making minor changes to your thermostat every so often won't have much impact. Instead, switch to a thermostat schedule ...

When you're home during the colder months of the year, running the heater is probably a no-brainer. But having the heater on most of the day can equal an expensive electrical bill. If you want to stay ...

The X2S Smart Thermostat is an easy-to-use Energy Star certified thermostat. It’s not the most modern-looking device, but it ...

Set thermostat to about 68–70°F awake and lower it when away or asleep. Lowering setpoint 7–10°F can cut heating costs about 10% annually, DOE. Seal leaks, change filters, use LED bulbs and fans ...

Last year, U.S. households consumed more electricity in July than any other month, according to U.S. Energy Information data. That trend doesn’t hold across all states, and some that have cooler ...

The summer season officially began with the solstice on June 20. As temperatures continue to rise, here's how residents can adopt energy-saving habits to help lower their electricity bills during the ...

Energy officials recommend setting thermostats to 78°F in summer to cut costs. Adjusting the thermostat 7-10°F higher for eight hours daily may save up to 10% yearly. State programs offer ...