ColoradoDesk -- 1001 Energy Tips "a thematic approach" by WH Clark

6x9 paperback
282 pages

Kindle eBook

Each chapter of 1001 Energy Tips opens with a dozen or more one-sentence tips from the experts. You can get started right away!

The second half of each chapter details many more energy-saving ideas - methods and techniques you've never seen before. There really are over a thousand energy tips - actually, the grand total is 1239 tips! You'll learn some of the science – and see it applied in so many practical examples, you'll be an energy expert yourself in no time.

Every "thematic area" of the house is covered in separate chapters: kitchen, bath, laundry, the yard - plumbing, electrical, and lighting. There are focus sections on solar for water heating; solar photovoltaics; geothermal for space heating; and detailed explanations for the HVAC system, the building envelope, and the roof-attic assembly. Nothing is left to the imagination!

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The book also includes "Future Tech" policy suggestions as an "Engineering Green New Deal:"

• Plant 9 billion trees to make the U.S. carbon-neutral
• Use the "fly ash" byproduct of coal power-plants in concrete (cheaper and more durable than portland cement) to make utilities more cost-effective
• Efficiency upgrades across the board for motors, HVAC equipment, and "Dark City" light-pollution standards
• Solar and wind-power upgrades to the entire Puerto Rico power grid
• Geothermal and cogeneration incentives

For a limited time, a complimentary PDF copy is available to the media for review.

A FREE, official energy audit spreadsheet is available for readers to try out what they've learned.

McGraw-Hill published WH Clark's textbooks Retrofitting for Energy Conservation and Electrical Design Guide for Commercial Buildings. A new edition of Retrofitting is now available as a paperback, Save Energy - Save $$$ or as an eBook.  Additional publications are on the author's website whclark.com, including an award-winning environmental action screenplay, HELSTAF.

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WH Clark is a licensed Professional Engineer and a lifelong energy-conservation enthusiast. He was in the U.S. Army and Navy (Naval Academy, Class of '78) and is a decorated, 100% disabled veteran.