Using energy wisely does not mean sacrificing. There are many new technologies available to consumers that don't require lifestyle changes at all. These technologies are now available to you through the HES Program.
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In today’s world, saving energy translates into saving money. Typical savings for the consumer who participates in the Home Energy Solutions Program (HES) are $150 - $250 per year or more. All for a $75.00 co-pay, or less.
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People today are concerned with their carbon footprint and the world we’ll be leaving our children and grandchildren. Using the HES Program is one of the easiest steps we can take to make the planet a better place to live. CRI offers additional resources to help you go green.
Blower Door Testing
Many air leaks and drafts are easy to find because they are easy to feel — like those around windows and doors.
» Read MoreDuct Blasting & Sealing Duct Leaks
Reducing the loss of heated air through your ducts will cut your heating costs. If you have central air conditioning, sealing your ducts will also save you money...
» Read MoreEnergy Efficient Bulbs
According to the Department of Energy, on average, we spend eight to 12 percent of our electric bill on lighting for our homes. As a nation, those costs average...
» Read MoreWall & Ceiling Insulation
Insulation is applied to areas that separate conditioned spaces – heated or cooled – from non-conditioned spaces.
» Read MoreWater, Energy Savings Measures
After space heating and cooling, heating water is the third largest expense in your home. It typically accounts for about 12 percent of your utility expenses.
» Read MoreEnergy Efficient Appliances
Appliances that are more than 10 years old cost more to operate than newer, energy-efficient appliances. The more efficient an appliance, the less you will pay...
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CRI in the News
CRI and Litchfield High School Partner on Energy audit program
Wednesday July 21, 2010 @ 2:18 pm
LITCHFIELD, Conn.--Litchfield residents can make their homes more energy efficient while helping Litchfield High School (LHS) students raise funds. Competitive Resources Inc (CRI) will donate $25 to ...» Read More
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