ows with new double pane glass windows that keep the cold out in the winter and the heat out in the summer.

- Replace the doors in your home with better fitting doors. Houses shift a small amount over time and can offset your doors. Even a small offset 1/16" to 1/8" leaves room for the outside air to come inside.

These are only a few ideas that can start saving you money on your electricity bi

How to beat the increased electricity rates of 2007!

You have seen it coming, even heard the news - Electric rates in some states have increased 58% in 2006-2007!

This is absolutely absurd - not only have we faced climbing gas prices for our vehicles now our homes will cost more to run. You know this because if you have gone looking for new appliances your checking the energy rating and using this as a key feature to compare products. You watch TV and companies are advertising energy saving windows and doors. Gone are the days that "double pane windows" are meaningless - in 2007 we are more conscious about our energy consumption, many because changes in our environment have shown us that the great thinkers of the past were right, we are changing our planet, Glaciers are melting in the summer, winters are colder then ever and to top it all off energy is at it's peak cost for many.

The key to keeping costs down is not only to use less energy; this can be done in a number of ways.

- Turn off your lights in rooms when not in use.

- Replace the traditional light bulbs throughout your house with energy saving bulbs.

- If you have separate climate control in each of your rooms, turn the heat/AC down or off in the rooms that you use less often.

- Turn off your computer when you aren't using it. Computers on the market today come standard with larger power supplies and your savings in 2007 could be double what they were 3 years ago.

- In the winter turn your thermostats down to 50 degrees when your not at home

- Buy Energy Star appliances.

- Replace old windows with new double pane glass windows that keep the cold out in the winter and the heat out in the summer.

- Replace the doors in your home with better fitting doors. Houses shift a small amount over time and can offset your doors. Even a small offset 1/16" to 1/8" leaves room for the outside air to come inside.

These are only a few ideas that can start saving you money on your electricity bil

this as a key feature to compare products. You watch TV and companies are advertising energy saving windows and doors. Gone are the days that "double pane windows" are meaningless - in 2007 we are more conscious about our energy consumption, many because changes in our environment have shown us that the great thinkers of the past were right, we are changing our planet, Glaciers are melting in the summer, winters are colder then ever and to top it all off energy is at it's peak cost for many.

The key to keeping costs down is not only to use less energy; this can be done in a number of ways.

- Turn off your lights in rooms when not in use.

- Replace the traditional light bulbs throughout your house with energy saving bulbs.

- If you have separate climate control in each of your rooms, turn the heat/AC down or off in the rooms that you use less often.

- Turn off your computer when you aren't using it. Computers on the market today come standard with larger power supplies and your savings in 2007 could be double what they were 3 years ago.

- In the winter turn your thermostats down to 50 degrees when your not at home

- Buy Energy Star appliances.

- Replace old windows with new double pane glass windows that keep the cold out in the winter and the heat out in the summer.

- Replace the doors in your home with better fitting doors. Houses shift a small amount over time and can offset your doors. Even a small offset 1/16" to 1/8" leaves room for the outside air to come inside.

These are only a few ideas that can start saving you money on your electricity bi

inters are colder then ever and to top it all off energy is at it's peak cost for many.

The key to keeping costs down is not only to use less energy; this can be done in a number of ways.

- Turn off your lights in rooms when not in use.

- Replace the traditional light bulbs throughout your house with energy saving bulbs.

- If you have separate climate control in each of your rooms, turn the heat/AC down or off in the rooms that you use less often.

- Turn off your computer when you aren't using it. Computers on the market today come standard with larger power supplies and your savings in 2007 could be double what they were 3 years ago.

- In the winter turn your thermostats down to 50 degrees when your not at home

- Buy Energy Star appliances.

- Replace old windows with new double pane glass windows that keep the cold out in the winter and the heat out in the summer.

- Replace the doors in your home with better fitting doors. Houses shift a small amount over time and can offset your doors. Even a small offset 1/16" to 1/8" leaves room for the outside air to come inside.

These are only a few ideas that can start saving you money on your electricity bi

turn the heat/AC down or off in the rooms that you use less often.

- Turn off your computer when you aren't using it. Computers on the market today come standard with larger power supplies and your savings in 2007 could be double what they were 3 years ago.

- In the winter turn your thermostats down to 50 degrees when your not at home

- Buy Energy Star appliances.

- Replace old windows with new double pane glass windows that keep the cold out in the winter and the heat out in the summer.

- Replace the doors in your home with better fitting doors. Houses shift a small amount over time and can offset your doors. Even a small offset 1/16" to 1/8" leaves room for the outside air to come inside.

These are only a few ideas that can start saving you money on your electricity bi

ows with new double pane glass windows that keep the cold out in the winter and the heat out in the summer.

- Replace the doors in your home with better fitting doors. Houses shift a small amount over time and can offset your doors. Even a small offset 1/16" to 1/8" leaves room for the outside air to come inside.

These are only a few ideas that can start saving you money on your electricity bill, but there is something that you can do that will save you money, help the planet and isn't doesn't cost you any more then you are currently paying with electricity - convert to green power - go solar!

The problem with Solar in the past is it required a significant out of pocket investment for a complete Solar Power System for your residential home. Costs ranged anywhere from $30,000 to $60,000! Not too many people have that kind of money to invest so solar power for your home has been out of the question, that is about to change!

As stated on a popular website (www.archerworks.com/solar)

"There is a company with a long term solution to the solar dilemma. They offer solar rental and the cost is the same as paying your electric bill! The greatest advantage is you lock in your 2005 rates (If you become a customer before February 28, 2007) and your rates will never change for the life of your contract - up to 25years! If you don't become a customer by February 28, you can lock in your current electric rate for the life of your contract - up to 25 years!

Read more on how this company is changing the way you look at solar and have made it affordable for EVERYONE! With no equipment to buy, no installation charge and no increased spending! This is one solution that shouldn't be passed up. Visit www.archerworks.com/solar

The time to make the change is now, whether it is making small upgrades throughout your home or converting to solar. The planet and your pocket book will thank you!