October 1 marks the start of Energy Awareness Month, and throughout the month we're going to kick it into high gear and really raise your winter energy awareness as colder weather continues to move in by featuring some new unique resources and blogs that will direct you to new pages on the Energy Saver web site.
You might be wondering why we're developing resources like these to help consumers. The truth is, the government can only help so much. Some of that help is in the form of technical assistance or funding. As leading experts in the fields, we also offer information.
Information by itself may not be enough. You need to know how to use that information, how to apply it to your own life, home, business, car, and so on. And you need to know that doing the things we and others suggest will help you. You will save money. Really.
Some are a bit skeptical when anyone in government says, "We're here to help." But we have homes and cars, too. We care about our families, our communities, and our nation. Many of us are also facing cold weather ahead this winter. We like saving money just as much as you do, and we know that every little bit helps.
So please know we are with you to provide the tools, knowledge, and—especially—the motivation to winterize your home and be ready for cold weather. We're all in this together.
We hope you'll stick with us here on the blog and visit EnergySaver.gov to find out how you can save energy and money this winter. Come back throughout the month and keep on saving!
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