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The principle behind Googl.cc is based on the fact
that the display of different colors consumes different amounts of
energy on computer monitors. A monitor displaying white uses 74 watts,
while a monitor displaying black uses 59 watts. In 2002 a study from
Roberson, who tested a variety of CRT and LCD monitors and found that
an all black screen consumed less energy than an all white screen on
all of them.It has been estimated that using
black screen backgrounds would save you 15 Joules of electricity for
every second your computer is on.In January 2007 a blog  titled
"ABlack Search Engine Would Save 750 Megawatt-hours a Year" proposed
that a black search engine would save a clossal amount of energy, both
for the individual and on a global scale due to most search
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Getting started - free and low cost ways to save you energy
Turn off everything that is not in use in your house: lights, TVs, computers, etc.
Check your air conditioner filter each month. Dirty filters block air flow through your heating and cooling systems, increasing energy use.
During hot months, keep window coverings closed on the south, east, and west windows. In winter, let the sun in.
Activate "sleep" features on computers and office equipment that power down when not in use for a while. Turn off equipment during longer periods of non-use.
Dress appropriately for the weather, and set your thermostat to the lowest possible comfortable setting. On winter nights, put an extra blanket on the bed and turn down your thermostat.
In summer, use fans whenever possible instead of air conditioning . Using fans to supplement air conditioning allows you to raise the thermostat temperature, using less energy. Fans use less energy than air conditioning.
About 15% of an average home energy bill goes to heating water. To save hot water, take five-minute showers instead of baths. Do only full loads when using the clothes washer or dishwasher. Lower the temperature on your water heater so that you are not having to add cold water to shower.
Switch to cold water washing of laundry. Use detergent formulated for cold water to get clothes just as clean.
Only heat or cool the rooms you need. Close vents and doors of unused rooms.
Install low flow showerheads and sink aerators to reduce hot water use.
Seal and weatherstrip your windows and doors to ensure that you're not wasting energy on heat or air conditioning that escapes through leaks to the outdoors.
Insulation your hot water tank to keep the heat from escaping.
Look for energy efficiency labels when buying new products such as TVs, furnaces, cell phones, refrigerators and air conditioners.
Replace your five most used