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Household items you can recycle – and those you can’t
October 18th, 2019If you’re like most Americans, you probably find yourself purchasing a lot of household items. However, this can lead to a lot of left-over objects…
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How to lower your power bill – laundry edition
October 4th, 2019By efficiently doing laundry, you may be able to lower your power bill. Everything is bigger in Texas, but that’s not always a good thing when…
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Using eco-friendly materials to improve indoor air quality
September 18th, 2019Most people are aware of the many outdoor environmental pollutants. However, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average person spends 90 percent of…
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Reviews for top Texas retail energy providers
September 16th, 2019Even veterans of the Texas deregulated electricity system can have trouble wading through the dozens of suppliers in the marketplace to find the best retail…
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How do you know if you need a new HVAC?
September 12th, 2019During the blazing heat of summer or when harsh winter winds blow, your HVAC needs to work and it needs to work well. If your…
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A guide to green energy and renewable sources
September 5th, 2019Chances are you’ve heard the terms “renewable resources” and green energy before – in the news, online or while shopping for an energy supply plan.…
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Electric vehicle road trip: From New York to Virginia Beach
August 6th, 2019…
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Where are the Texas wind farms?
August 5th, 2019Texas holds the top spot for U.S. wind power, and with the sector providing upwards of 25,000 jobs to Texans across the state, it isn’t…
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How to stay #TexasCool this summer even if you’re not in Texas
July 23rd, 2019You already know this in Texas. This summer is hot and getting hotter, and when the temperature goes up, your power usage tends to follow…
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The #TexasCool-est ways to survive summer yardwork
July 16th, 2019We gotta be honest here at #TexasCool. There’s nothing cool about doing yardwork during a blazing hot Lone Star State summer. Not when temperatures routinely…
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