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This podcast episode discusses the importance of saving energy and provides tips on how to do so. Saving energy helps reduce carbon footprint, lower utility bills, conserve resources, and decrease demand on power plants. Simple ways to save energy at home include using LED light bulbs, unplugging electronics when not in use, using smart power strips, and adjusting the thermostat. A programmable thermostat can help save energy by running heating and cooling systems less when not at home. Overall, the episode aims to empower listeners to contribute to a more sustainable future. Welcome to the Talkies, a podcast where we explore ways to reduce our energy consumption and live more sustainably. I am your host Pari and today we have an energy expert with us, Manav, who will answer some common questions about saving energy. Thanks for having me. I am excited to share some tips on how everyone can save energy. Let's dive right in. Our first question is, why is it important to save energy? Saving energy is crucial for several reasons. It helps reduce our carbon footprint and lowers utility bills, conserves natural resources and decreases the demand on power plants, which can reduce the need for new power plants and lower emissions. Great points. So what are some simple ways people can start saving energy at home? There are many easy steps you can take. Start by switching to LED light bulbs, which use up to 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs. Unplugging electronics when they are not in use. Using smart power strips and setting your thermostat a few degrees lower in winters and higher in summers can also make a big difference. Speaking of thermostats, what is a programmable thermostat and how can it help save energy? A programmable thermostat allows you to set your heating and cooling systems to run less when you're not at home or asleep. This can significantly reduce energy consumption by ensuring your HVAC system isn't working hard when it's not needed. Some models even allow for remote control via smartphone apps. Fantastic advice. Thank you for joining us today and sharing these valuable insights. My pleasure. I hope everyone feels empowered to take steps towards saving energy and contributing to a more sustainable future. And thank you to our listeners for tuning in to the talkies. Stay tuned for more episodes on living sustainably and reducing your energy footprint. Until next time, take care and save energy.

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