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Stories tagged with: electricity
10 Steps to Learn How to Read Your Electricity Meter
http://compareelectricityrates.com/blog/2011/10-steps-to-lea...
If you’ve never owned or rented a home where you were responsible for reading your electrical meter, it may be a bit confusing. Since the amount you will be charged on your next electrical bill is determined based off the reading you send in, it is important that you record the right numbers.
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Tags: electricity, bill, Meter, home, Mean, kilowatt
10 Biggest Consumers of Electricity in Your Home
http://compareelectricityrates.com/blog/2011/10-biggest-cons...
We have many appliances and devices that we use every day to provide things such as food preparation, entertainment and other parts of our lifestyle.It is good to know the ones that use the most electricity when they are in use.
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Tags: electricity, consumers, Dryers, Dishwashers
Device Harnesses Wind Power from Passing Trains
http://news.discovery.com/tech/device-harnesses-wind-power-f...
When you think of wind power, you think of giant turbines harnessing big breezes. But industrial designers in China have developed a device that can capture the wind created by trains as they whoosh down the track. The "T-Box" device is installed between railroad ties and buried half-underground so as to not interfere with normal train operation. As the train passes overhead, the whooshing wind spins a turbine inside the T-Box to generate electricity.
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Tags: wind power, Trains, technology, electricity
22 Fun Facts About Electricity You Didn’t Know
http://www.mastersinelectricalengineering.org/22-fun-facts-a...
Electricity is one of the most interesting phenomena in the universe. And most of us know very little about it, which is why this list of 22 facts can be quite interesting.
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Wind Turbines Might Help Crops Absorb More CO2, Fight Fungal Infections, Etc
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/01/wind-turbines-help-c...
According to the preliminary results from research done by DOE and University of Colorado scientists, wind turbines built in the middle of crop fields might be doing more than just producing electricity. Indeed, while the turbines don't produce any more air movement (in fact, they decrease it a bit because they absorb some of the wind's energy), they do create more air turbulence which "may speed up natural exchange processes between crop plants and the lower atmosphere."
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Tags: turbines, crop, atmosphere, electricity
Kill-A-Watt EZ
http://www.techviva.com/kill-a-watt-ez-28976.html
The Kill-A-Watt EZ will allow you to know just how much electricity you use in dollars and cents. So many of us use electricity like it is water pouring out of a jug but we also want to try to save as much as possible as well as consume less energy.
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Tags: energy, consumption, electricity
Changing Your Electric Meter to Save Electricity
http://www.supercheapelectricity.com/blog/changing-your-elec...
Is your electricity meter as old as the hills? If you are like the majority of people, your electricity meter is most likely is over half a century old.
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Savings Tips for Homeowners
http://www.supercheapelectricity.com/blog/savings-tips-for-h...
It is never too good to have rooms that are full of drafts that make your home too cold.
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How to Efficiently Cut Your Energy Use
http://www.supercheapelectricity.com/blog/how-to-efficiently...
Cold drafts are often thought to be the thought to be the number reason why so many electricity bills are so high.
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How Much Can I Save If I Unplug Something?
http://www.supercheapelectricity.com/blog/how-much-can-i-sav...
All you need to do is plug any of your appliances or household devices into the Kill-A-Watt and this innovative little device will provide you with more data than is necessary at an accuracy rate of 2%.
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