Are your windows old, drafty, or inefficient? Replacing them could have a significant impact on your home’s overall energy efficiency. According to the Department of Energy, heat loss and gain through windows is responsible for 25-30% of all residential heating and cooling energy usage! Neeeco installs energy efficient replacement windows in Massachusetts and can help … Read more
One of the most common myths about heat pumps is that they don’t work in cold weather. This might have been true back in the 80s, but the technology behind heat pump heating and cooling systems has advanced rapidly in recent years. Today’s cold-climate heat pumps provide energy efficient heating in temperatures as low as … Read more
As colder temperatures roll in, many homeowners find themselves dreading their high energy expenses. The best way to save on high heating expenses is with energy efficiency improvements that keep your usage levels low! The Sponsors of Mass Save offer generous rebates* to help you make these essential improvements, including: 75-100% off insulation No-cost air … Read more
In today’s world, the marriage of renewable energy and smart home technology is not just a concept but a reality. Solar energy and home automation are joining forces to create a more efficient, sustainable, and convenient living experience. Now, we will explore how these two technologies work together to enhance energy efficiency, reduce utility costs, … Read more
Off-grid living is a lifestyle choice that offers freedom and independence from the conventional power grid. Whether you’re living in a remote cabin in the woods, a desert yurt, or a self-sustaining homestead, harnessing solar energy is a key solution to meet your energy needs. Now, we’ll explore the world of off-grid living and how … Read more
Are you looking for ways to save on a new heating system? The Sponsors of Mass Save offer generous rebates to help Massachusetts residents install energy-efficient heating systems, including heat pumps! As a Mass Save partner, Neeeco can help homeowners like you take advantage of heating rebates. Keep reading for our guide to Mass Save … Read more
Many Massachusetts households are considering switching to solar panels as solar energy’s acceptance as a sustainable and clean energy source grows. But it’s understandable to have concerns about how solar energy functions, its advantages, and how it pertains to your particular area. For residents of Massachusetts, we’ll address some of the most frequently asked questions … Read more
Solar energy use has increased in recent years as more people and businesses look for greener, cleaner ways to power their buildings. The availability of solar energy tax credits and incentives is a key factor causing this growth. These financial advantages not only lower the cost of solar systems but also encourage the usage of … Read more
There’s nothing quite as exciting as buying a new house. But after a few weeks in your new home, you may start to realize problems like cold drafts, a hot upstairs, or an air conditioner that’s constantly running. It’s not easy to notice problems with energy efficiency and home comfort before you’re living with them … Read more
Air sealing is often overlooked, but it’s one of the most important things you can do to improve your home’s energy efficiency. Just how much of a difference does air sealing make? When combined with insulation, air sealing your home can reduce your heating and cooling costs by 15 percent! The Sponsors of Mass Save® … Read more
Ah, the warm embrace of the sun – it’s not just for tanning anymore! Solar power has taken center stage in the quest for clean, renewable energy. But before you dive into the world of photovoltaic wonders, there’s a crucial puzzle to solve: how do you determine the ideal size of a solar panel system … Read more
Solar power has taken the energy world by storm, promising an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to conventional energy sources. But as with any rapidly evolving technology, myths and misconceptions have sprouted like weeds, clouding the sunny reality of residential solar power. Myth #1: “Solar Panels Only Work in Sunny Climates!” When we think solar, we … Read more
