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Conducting a Home Energy Audit

Empower your teens with practical skills and environmental awareness by conducting a home energy audit. Designed for ages 15-18, this project teaches them how to analyze energy consumption and identify ways to improve efficiency.


Conducting a Home Energy Audit
Conducting a Home Energy Audit

Follow these steps to understand and reduce your household's energy use.


Materials Needed:


  • Notebook

  • Pen

  • Energy bill


Step-by-Step Instructions:


  1. Review the Energy Bill:

  • Begin by examining your household energy bill. Note the total energy consumption and costs. Understanding your current usage is the first step toward making improvements.

  1. Conduct an Energy Audit:

  • Walk through your home and inspect areas where energy might be wasted. Check for drafts around windows and doors, and examine appliances for energy efficiency. Use your notebook to document any potential energy leaks or inefficiencies you find.

  1. Create an Energy Reduction Plan:

  • Based on your findings, develop a plan to reduce energy usage. Simple actions like turning off lights when not in use, switching to energy-efficient bulbs, and sealing drafts can make a significant difference. Write down your plan and set achievable goals.


Share your energy audit results and efficiency plans with us! Post your findings and solutions on social media using #HomeEnergyAudit. Let's save energy together!

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