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Showing posts with label green savings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green savings. Show all posts

Monday, August 16, 2010

Green Savings

Green Living = Green Savings
Living a more environmentally friendly life is as easy changing a few of your everyday habits. Plus, once you see how much green you're saving, you'll want to step it up even more.

Green Savings
Green Saving online promotions and savings. Get coupons, coupon codes and special offers at Greensavings.org.

Green Savings calculator
Whether it’s the green in the environment or your wallet, reducing paper consumption by using eBills and online bill pay can help save it.

Hotels, Spas Enjoy Big Savings from Green Projects
By implementing energy- and water-saving initiatives, hotels and spas are illustrating how businesses across all industries can reduce their operational costs while cutting their environmental footprint.

Planet Green: Green Money Savings
Check out some ways to go green in a tough economic times.

Monday, November 9, 2009

Green Tax Credits

Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency

More time for homebuyers tax credits

President Obama recently signed the bill into law. The tax credit was set to expire at the end of the month, but will now run through April.

Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency

‘Green’ tax credits you may not know about

One of those opportunities is a generous tax credit for energy-efficient home improvements. Whether it's new doors and windows, insulation, a roof, or even a solar water heater, you can earn a tax credit of up to 30% of the cost of the improvements.

Clean up with green tax credits

Another, larger credit program, also administered by the Department of Energy, lets homeowners deduct up to 30% of the cost of fuel cells, solar cells or solar water heaters, wind energy and geothermal energy generators. These credits have no cap and are in place until 2016. Also, all but the fuel-cell credit can be used for non-primary residences