While choosing Energy-Star-rated appliances is a smart first step, power strips and even smart plugs can help cut off those vampire devices before they have a chance to drive up your energy bill.

To minimize the impact of vampire power on your energy bills, experts recommend unplugging these devices when they're not ...

Did you know that devices in your home ... power even when the TV is off. Annual costs can be up to $100. The TV in standby mode also uses a small amount of energy (1-5 W), which can translate ...

While standby mode does cut down on energy use compared to when devices are fully on ... They point out: "By switching them off properly when not in use, you can make a big difference to your ...

A tube from the inside draws off the accumulated orgone. The operation of the device, Griffith explained, is based on Reich's principles of the behavior of the energy. Orgone is attracted to both ...

Another way to cut your electricity ... even when they’re turned off. The average home has 20 to 40 energy vampires — TVs, printers, computers, device chargers, small electric appliances ...

Giving people better data about their energy use, plus some coaching, can help them substantially reduce their consumption and costs, according to a new study.

Winter is no joke this year. If you've already broken out your space heater to stay warm or you're cuddling under an electric blanket, you might have already noticed you're spending more on your ...