Winning the War for Energy Savings

June 12, 2012

A recent AP-NORC Center poll revealed that 8 out of 10 Americans consider saving energy to be deeply important. While the results of a similar poll conducted 25 years ago are unknown, it is likely that today's numbers show a significant improvement.

It appears that the green movement has finally become a mainstay rather than a fleeting trend. Current events underscore America's critical role in the global energy landscape more than ever before.

Nevertheless, consumers have limited control over their energy suppliers. It is unlikely that major energy companies would prioritize other interests over profits.

Yet, consumers are not powerless in the quest to save energy. There are numerous tools available to combat energy waste. Everyday appliances, from light bulbs to refrigerators, have been upgraded to assist in the battle against energy inefficiency. However, one of the most effective ways to achieve substantial energy savings is through building with Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs).

Among SIPs, Thermocore SIPs stand out as the world's most energy-efficient way to build. Thermocore SIPs offer superior and uniform insulation compared to traditional construction methods, significantly reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling. By minimizing thermal bridging and air leakage, Thermocore SIPs create a more airtight and energy-efficient building envelope. This not only leads to lower energy bills but also contributes to a more sustainable environment.

The key to winning this war lies in the choices made. Talk is cheap and accomplishes nothing without corresponding action. As the saying goes, "Saying it ain't doing it."

Research, seek out resources, and connect with individuals who share a commitment to energy conservation. Consider modern building materials like Thermocore SIPs for new construction projects to maximize energy efficiency. Only then will real progress begin to be seen.