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Clean energy = cheaper energy

Electricity bills are rising across the country. Clean energy sources are cheaper than gas or other fossil fuels. You can switch to cleaner, cheaper energy by making home upgrades or driving electric. You can also take action to advocate for lower electric bills.

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Energy efficiency upgrades

Home energy upgrades, like more efficient appliances or insulation, can lower your monthly utility bills, improve comfort, and reduce pollution. Some state or local rebates may save you even more money.

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Cleaner transportation

Electric vehicles, like our cars and local school buses, improve air quality and public health, are more efficient and convenient with less maintenance than gas-powered vehicles, and can save money over time.
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Advocate for cheaper, cleaner energy

Clean energy isn’t just good for the planet, it’s good for our wallets and our health. Urge your lawmakers to support clean energy policies, which lower energy costs, create jobs, and cut pollution.
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Rooftop or plug-in solar

You can install rooftop solar panels on your home to turn sunlight into electricity and lower your bills. Portable, plug-in solar is also coming available. Learn more.
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