Summer’s almost over, and soon, we can wear those sweaters we hid at the back of the wardrobe. Because of global warming, fall may get chillier and thus the need to stay warm longer. We will constantly be using water heaters and a heating system, which consume a lot of energy. In fact, these two are the worst culprits. A heating system can consume up to 3,500 kWh per month, and an electric water heater can use over 400 kWh each month. With that said, we should learn to save power to avoid breaking the bank. So how can you avoid breaking the bank with sky-high electricity charges? Here are a few power-saving tips you can follow this fall: #1 Consider using LED lighting. LED or light-emitting diodes are eco-friendly and power-saving. In fact, business establishments prefer programmable LED signs over neon ones because the former is safer and lasts longer. And because nights are longer in fall, lights will be turned on for longer hours. So consider replacing all your lighting fixtures wit...