I get a lot of questions about energy -- from relatives, friends, neighbors, and colleagues. I think the most common question is about thermostats and whether it makes sense to lower the temperature ...

The Google Nest Thermostat and Nest Learning Thermostat are two of the most popular smart thermostats available for your smart home. Both are capable of helping you cut down on energy bills while ...

The temperature you should set for your thermostat in winter depends on many factors, including the time of day and whether ...

In the winter, experts recommend that you set your thermostat to 68 degrees Fahrenheit when you're home, and 60 to 65 degrees ...

Controlling your Nest thermostat with Alexa voice commands offers a seamless way to manage your home's temperature without needing to physically interact with the thermostat or your phone. This ...

With freezing temperatures settling in across the Upstate, it's important to know how to protect your home. From dripping taps to prevent burst pipes to optimal temperatures for your thermostat and ...

Wanting to stay warm and comfortable at home can bring stress over the prospect of using too much energy for heating.

But there's a magic number that the U.S. Department of Energy says is optimal for home heating in the winter: 68 degrees when ...

As temperatures begin to rise, it's nearly time (if not already) to turn on that air conditioning. But what's the best temperature to set the thermostat to during summer months? And what are some key ...

Adjusting your thermostat at night. The Department of Energy recommends keeping your thermostat at 68-70 degrees during the day and lowering it at night. Setting your water heater to 120 degrees.

With the first cold snap of the season in Rhode Island, you might have turned to your thermostat on Friday morning (Oct. 10) to heat up your house. But what temperature should you set your thermostat ...

Key Points Check thermostat settings, filters, and fuel supply first when your furnace blows cold air.Call an HVAC technician for issues like sensor failures, clogged burners, or duct leaks.Skipping ...