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The facts about Energy Efficiency


What can we do?

Energy efficiency can be easily applied to new and existing homes
Above - An energy efficient house that incorporates passive systems (to reduce unwanted internal heat buildup). * Note the solar hot water and photovoltaic panels on the roof.

There are many easy and inexpensive ways to reduce energy use at home, most of which simply require a change in behaviour. Some others require a modest investment but they will pay for themselves through lower energy bills. By following the tips detailed in this Fact Sheet, you’ll find that it’s easy to live “energy smart” – saving money and helping to protect the environment.

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External site link http://www.greenhouse.wa.gov.au

 

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