Discover Your Own Energy-Saving $uper Powers With the Energy-Efficiency Tips and Resources on The Alliance to Save Energy's Consumer Web Site! 
The Alliance to Save Energy offers consumers all the information they need to save money, increase comfort, and even reduce pollution through energy efficiency.
- Cut your home utility bills — freeing money for other things.
- Increase your comfort.
- Reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Increase national security.
- Relax while energy-efficient technologies and products continue producing these benefits for you day after day, year after year.
President Bush recently signed into law new consumer tax credits for energy efficiency home improvements, as well as purchases of plug-in hybrid vehicles. These provisions were included in H.R. 1424, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, which the president signed on October 3, 2008. The homeowner tax credits are largely the same – but not identical – to those that expired at the end of 2007, and begin again on January 1, 2009.
Switching the types of light bulbs we use at home is a small but effective way to save money and reduce pollution. This video explains why compact fluorescent (CFL) bulbs make sense and why people should make the switch. This video was developed by 
Power blackouts and brownouts will increase in years to come. Here’s how consumers can easily and comfortably lighten the power load in their own homes — and cut energy bills and pollution, too.
The Alliance to Save Energy offers consumers a wide variety of tips to fit individual pocketbooks, including no-cost and low-cost money and energy saving tips.
Perhaps Super Heroes with Super Powers can save the day and come to the rescue with energy solutions as our nation battles high energy prices, galloping demand, tight supplies, increased pollution, and energy security threats. Responding to consumer angst over high energy bills, the Alliance to Save Energy has taken to the nation's
Curious to see how your car's fuel economy compares? Find out with this calculator from the Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency.
The Alliance to Save Energy and the DOE Offer Consumers Smart Energy Tips and Resources to Reduce Home Energy Bills and the Nation’s Energy Use.
