Conserving energy isn't just something nice to do – it’s a smart investment for a homeowner. Energy conservation saves money on your utility bills.  It can also increase the resale value and comfort of your home.

Energy conservation does not mean doing without.  Energy conservation means saving energy through its efficient and prudent use - reducing the waste and unnecessary use of energy. Simple, inexpensive actions such as the use of efficient light bulbs and filling cracks around doors and windows conserve energy. More expensive actions such as adding insulation to your home and replacing appliances with energy efficient models cost more, but save money over time.

Energy Conservation for Your Home

Missouri's Low Income Weatherization Assistance Program

Weatherization Assistance Program through the City of Kansas City, Missouri

Missouri Homeowner Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency

Residential Energy Efficiency information from the Missouri Energy Center

Energy Savers: Tips on Saving Energy and Money at Home from the U.S. Department of Energy

Key to Home Energy Savings - Missouri Public Service Commission
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Consumer Guide To Help You Manage Your Utility Services by the Missouri Public Service Commission (you will need Adobe Reader to view this file - download a free copy here)

A Consumer’s Guide to Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy from the U.S. Department of Energy

Home Energy Saver from the Department of Energy

Energy Efficient Rehab Advisor by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Home Improvement: Improve Your Home’s Energy Efficiency with Energy Star

Heartland Utilities for Energy Efficiency

Home Energy Analyzer from Kansas City Power and Light

Energy Saving Tips from Kansas City Power and Light

Energy Saving Tips from Aquila

Energy Efficiency Tips from Missouri Gas Energy