Other boarded societal contributions and impact of these cost and energy efficiency measures might be:

- Improving the quality of life
- Making the local air quality better
- Avoiding harmful emissions of greenhouse gases
- Lessening demand and strain on system and service
- Reduces risk of fires – keeping things in good repair
- Decreases cases of homelessness

.. and much more!

Below is a summary image from the Department of Energy website to illustrate how you can play your part in conserving energy in the broader context. Next our attention will turn to you physical home dwelling and address. Why not start with a mental or virtual tour of your home, in your minds-eye (or physically walking around your house)! You might be surprised at the different opportunities you might find BEFORE even reading one sentence further. Make it a personal challenge and see what you can find in and around your home to do right now, without delay to start saving some money on energy costs, utility bills and make your home more efficient.