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Guess What's Brewing...another Brews and Bulbs tour in FeBREWary
Guess what's brewing? For the entire month of FeBREWary, we will be visiting local breweries to bring you another opportunity to swap out old, inefficient
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Where do CFLs go?
Throughout this past summer and fall, DEP’s Residential Energy Program Manager, Larissa Johnson, has been collecting old incandescent and compact florescent (CFL) light bulbs to
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Don't Pay Sales Tax this President's Day Weekend
This year ENERGY STAR(C) Tax Free Weekend coincides with Valentine's Day which means that you can treat your loved one to brand new appliances without
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Tips to Lower Your Water & Electricity Bills
There's nothing as annoying as having to spend a considerable amount of your income on utility bills. You know, I used to regard utility bills
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Is the future Smart LED Lighting and Controls?
Most people do not realize that the light bulb had not changed their basic design since Thomas Edison’s updated version in 1879. The problem with
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What is Montgomery Energy Connection?
For the last few years, the Department of Environmental Protection has been working with Health and Human Services and other community partners to launch Montgomery
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ACEEE's Local Clean Energy Self-Scoring Tool Places County in Top 25 Cities Nationwide
We are always looking for tools to help monitor and track progress towards our sustainability goals. To that end, Montgomery County partnered with the American
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Meet Montgomery County's New Commercial Energy Program Manager
Hello Montgomery County and thank you for welcoming me to the Department of Environmental Protection! As the Commercial Energy Program Manager, I will be looking
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Upgrading to a Smart Thermostat Can Help You Save This Winter—and All Year Long
For the average household, almost half of their annual energy cost goes to heating and cooling—more than $900 a year.* Being smart about how you
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