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Find Savings with a Home Energy Analysis

​Want to save on your energy bills but don’t know how or where to start? A quick online Home Energy Analysis can point you in the right direction. Just take a few minutes to complete the online questionnaire so you can find out what uses the most energy in your home and what you can do to save more.

How to Get Started

1. Log into My Account
2. Hover over “My Account” at the top and click “My Usage”
3. Choose “What Uses Most”

On this page, you’ll be prompted to answer some questions about your home. Once complete, you’ll get a personalized report with tips and recommendations to improve your energy efficiency, along with an estimate of how much money each measure could save you per year.

Information You'll Need

The questionnaire includes approximately 35-45 questions, depending on the features of your home. A few key things you’ll need to know are approximately:
  • The size of your home in square feet
  • The age and type of heating and cooling systems in your home
  • The age and type of water heater you have (if you are billed for it)
  • The average age of your appliances and how often you use them

A more detailed checklist is available as a PDF file you can download and print for reference.

Download Checklist


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