Energy Efficiency Savings Calculator
Discover how much you can save by implementing energy-efficient measures in your home. Get personalized estimates for monthly and annual savings, plus track your environmental impact.
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Input your current energy usage, home size, and electricity costs from your utility bill.
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Choose from LED lighting, solar panels, smart thermostats, insulation, and efficient appliances.
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See your estimated monthly and annual savings, payback period, and carbon footprint reduction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I save by switching to LED lighting?
LED bulbs use up to 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs and last 25 times longer. An average household can save $225 annually by switching all lighting to LED. The payback period is typically less than 1 year.
Are solar panels worth the investment?
Solar panels can reduce your electricity bill by 50-100% depending on your location and system size. The typical payback period is 6-10 years, and most systems last 25-30 years. Many states also offer tax incentives and rebates.
How much does a smart thermostat save?
A smart thermostat can save approximately 10-15% on heating and cooling costs by learning your schedule and automatically adjusting temperatures. Average savings are $50-150 annually, with a payback period of 1-2 years.
What is the best energy efficiency improvement to start with?
LED lighting typically offers the best ROI for beginners due to low cost and immediate savings. For larger investments, insulation improvements often provide the most significant long-term savings, especially in extreme climates.
How accurate is this energy savings calculator?
Our calculator provides estimates based on industry-standard efficiency percentages and average energy costs. Actual savings may vary by ±15-20% depending on your specific usage patterns, local utility rates, and home characteristics.