Residential Power Savings:

Be conscious of your energy use and be alert to turn-off appliances, processes, and activities that are not being used. The following are the 10 ranked residential power consumers in $/month:

• Central Air Conditioner - $60
• Room Air Conditioner - $38
• Clothes Washer and Dryer - $35
• Pool Pumps - $30
• Refrigerator - $16
• Portable Heater - $14
• Plasma TV - $10
• Freezer - $7
• Dishwasher - $6
• Microwave - $5

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Buy Energy Efficient Products:

There are new energy efficient appliances available for use around the home. It is time to get rid of our ancient appliances and move into the 21st Century.

• Heating and cooling
• Lighting and Fans
• Computer and Electronics
• Kitchen and Laundry

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Rebates and Programs:

LADWP offers a variety of rebates and programs for our residential customers. As a publicly-owned utility, the LADWP makes these programs available to assist our customers in using energy and water more efficiently as well as saving money and resources while improving our environment.

• Appliances
• Building Products
• Heating and Cooling
• Landscaping and Irrigation
• Pool Pumps
• Toilets
• Electric Vehicles

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Saving Tools:

Take a tour to save water at home, estimate your energy and water usage, and take a room-by-room tour of Energy Star @ Home and learn how to save energy, money and help protect the environment.

• H2House
• Wee Calc
• Find Savings @ Energy Star @ Home

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Control Rising Energy Expenditures – Saving Tips:

While some operating costs are difficult to control, by establishing a long-range conservation program for energy used by your business, you can control utility costs.

• Lighting
• Heating, Ventilation, and Cooling
• Water Heaters
• Food Preparation and Storage
• Dishwashing Equipment
• Refrigeration Equipment

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Lighting :

Lighting has proven to be one of the largest energy expenses for business. Experience has shown that the lighting costs can be controlled with little, if any investment. Simply turning off unneeded lights is a good start. Choosing the right size and type of lamps, cleaning the fixtures and eliminating unnecessary lights can reduce your energy costs even further.

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Custom Performance Program :

LADWP’s Custom Performance Program (CPP) offers incentives for the installation of energy saving measures, equipment or systems that exceed current Title 24 or minimum industry standards but are not included in other LADWP Non-Residential Energy Efficiency Programs.

• Lighting
• Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
• Wet Cleaning
• Other Equipment

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