New York Energy $mart(SM)

David A. Paterson,
Governor
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Home : ENERGY STAR Pledge : Take the Pledge

"I pledge to do my part to save energy and the environment by becoming more energy efficient in my home."

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I Pledge To... Replace my incandescent light bulbs with ENERGY STAR qualified compact fluorescent light bulbs Turn off the lights when I leave the room Replace my standard holiday lights with energy efficient LED holiday lighting Keep electronics products unplugged when not in use Purchase energy efficient ENERGY STAR qualified appliances
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If you are pledging to replace your light bulbs please also click on "submit pledge" in the window that opens after clicking "I Pledge!" below. Your pledge will be counted at the state level and as part of the national Change A Light Change the World Program.

Use timers on indoor and outdoor lights.

Set your air-conditioning thermostat at 78ºF or higher during the cooling season.

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