Choose energy-efficient appliances, lighting, and other electronics. These appliances consume less energy and can lower your energy bills in the long run

Turn off the lights when you leave the room and try to take advantage of natural daylight. Use energy-efficient light sources such as LED or compact fluorescent lamps

Maintain your heating and cooling systems regularly to keep them running efficiently. You can save energy by keeping the temperature slightly lower in winter and slightly higher in summer

 Be careful when using your hot water. Reduce water consumption by using low-flow faucets and shower heads and optimize the temperature setting of the water heater

Check energy labels when buying new appliances. A+++ or ENERGY STAR-certified appliances are more energy-efficient options

Turn off or put computers and other electronic devices to sleep when not in use. Unplug rechargeable devices as well

Reduce heat losses by improving home insulation. Insulate windows, doors, and the roof. This can reduce heating and cooling costs

Make family members aware of energy conservation. Create habits such as turning off lights, unplugging appliances, and conserving water

 Invest in renewable energy sources such as solar panels or solar water heaters to generate energy for your home

Increase the use of public transportation or switch to energy-efficient vehicles. Choose environmentally friendly transportation options such as walking or cycling for short-distance trips