Stoves, washing machines and dryers, microwaves, computers and televisions, among other things, have greatly impacted the way we go about our daily living.

Just imagine less than 100 years ago, and more than 70 years in Sam Houston EC's service territory, simple tasks such as cleaning and cooking were often laborious productions that could only be done by sunlight or candlelight.

Today, these machines not only take the hard labor out of our chores, but also provide us with more time to spend with family and friends as well as entertainment.

However, taking a moment to learn how to use these time and labor saving tools will not only make your life easier, but also let you keep more money in your pocket.

Make Sure Your Energy Usage Goes on Vacation With You
Reduce Your Hot Water Bill
Plug It In - But Turn it Off
How Economical is Your Dishwasher?
Efficient Computer Operation
Laundry Day Conservation Tips
Do Phantom Loads Haunt Your Home?
How Much Electricity Do Your Appliances Use?

  
 
 


We strongly encourage energy conservation for a number of reasons. First, it's good common sense. Although fossil fuels are still relatively abundant, they are a fixed quantity. Depleting these natural resources means there will be less fuel for future generations.