Home energy prices are down from their record highs, but they're still way up over last year.
A Daily News series to help you cope with the high cost of heating this winter
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Pennsylvania is about to offer $192.5 million in funds that families can tap to make their homes more energy-efficient. The money - a combination of grants, loans and rebates - will help cover costs for basic weatherizing and for alternatives like solar power and geothermal heat.
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If you want to save money on heat, think of your house as one big happy box of cozy warmth. Then find the places where cold air comes in (Hint: Most of it enters through the basement) and the places where warm air leaks out (the attic, primarily, because heat rises).
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People who know a lot about conserving energy are big fans of a portable industrial fan that's used to find holes in your house.
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With heating oil prices forecast to hit $3,717 for the average house this winter, some pretty "out there" ideas from the off-the-grid crowd are now filtering into the mainstream.
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