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The ecobee Smart Thermostat, designed to help you conserve energy, save money and reduce your environmental impact. Created with the help of homeowners, just like you, who told us what they wanted in a programmable thermostat. A clear and easy to read full color touch screen. Simple programming that provides ease and flexibility. Automatically takes into account the specifics of your home and recommends the best energy saving settings. Anywhere, anytime access to your thermsotat. Smart features such as Quick Save and Weather Forecasts. Simplicity, savings and conservation, now that’s smart. The ecobee Smart Thermostat, green made easy.

Three new Energy Saver Series tools from Black & Decker can soon be added to our artillery for fighting excess energy usage. Specially designed for easy integration into daily life, the three tools help to cut costs through easy monitoring of power use on home appliances to lower monthly bills, automatic lighting so the lights are only on when you want them to be, and (perfect for this time of year) detecting drafts so you can catch insulation problems before they catch hold of your wallet.

Wattson the award-winning way to help you save money and do some good for the environment. With my friend holmes, I help you cut energy use and reduce your electricity bill by up to 20%. Find out how easy I am to buy, set up up and use. You’ll also see what they’re saying about me in the news. Eventually, you can be part of a community of wattson owners who share and compare the data I collect about your electricity use. You’ll soon be swapping ideas on how to save even more energy – and money.

The Spark Lamp was designed in response to the Swedish government’s plan to install smart meters in new homes to track energy consumption. Designer Beverly Ng created the solar-powered LED Spark Lamp as a decorative way to reduce energy consumption – but, perhaps more importantly, to let homeowners know of their daily energy use.

If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve heard the rumblings about saving energy by turning off electric appliances when you’re not using them. That means REALLY turning them off, not just hitting the “Off” button. Ever wonder how much you’d save? (thanks to GOOD magazine and MAKE)