One study estimates that due to projected increases in energy expenses, Latino homeowners in the United States will pay more than $400,000 over the next 25 years. In fact, a utility supplier is 80 percent more likely to terminate service from Hispanic households than White households. This is why Programa Latino De Asistencia offers the Latin community with education and incentives to opt-in for cheaper and renewable energies.
Their solution is known to result in a permanent reduction in electricity bills while combating the climate changes that contribute to increased air pollution, more wildfires, droughts, and rising sea levels. Their highly acclaimed solution is intended to help Latin communities with free home energy audits which they can provide with the best solution for the homeowners electricity expenses.
The company has also released some advisory tips to save electricity which include:
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Turning off the lights when a room is empty (20% save on energy usage)
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Insulating home with good thermal insulation (30-70% save on energy usage)
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Using a fan for cooling down (90% save on energy usage)
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Using cold water in the washing machine (80-85% save on energy usage)
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Drying dishes outside (50% save on energy usage)
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Completely turn off devices when not in use (12% save on energy usage)
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Changing shower head to 2.5 gallons per minute ($145 electricity savings each year)
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Using LED bulbs (80% save on energy usage)
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Using a smart thermostat (7% save on energy usage)
Miguel Rodríguez, a key spokesperson for the program was quoted as saying, “Latin Assistance Program is a nationwide program that has been established to give you the knowledge and resources you need to manage your energy use and save tens of thousands of dollars a year on your electricity bills. So connect with us because you might be eligible to receive up to $2,400 cash incentive and a permanent reduction on your electric bills starting as soon as next month!”
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Website: www.programalatinodeasistencia.org