When dangerously cold weather is in the forecast, you’ll definitely be flicking on the thermostat. But is there another setting, “EM heat,” that you should be activating?

Using a smart thermostat is a great step toward saving money on electricity bills. There are some ways to make your thermostat even more efficient, though.

After speaking with energy experts and tracking my own savings, I've found out how much a smart thermostat can save you even during a hot summer.

1. Upgrade your thermostat Your thermostat controls your home’s temperature by communicating with your boiler. Thermostats, particularly in older homes with older heating systems, can degrade over ...

CBS News Philadelphia is in your corner to help you keep your energy bill from soaring along with the temperatures during this heat wave.

In the summer, the ideal temperature for your thermostat is 75 degrees Fahrenheit to 78 degrees Fahrenheit when you're home, ...

The exact date you should turn your heating off before Spring and Summer and how to reduce your energy bills until then.

Experts have shared the exact date you should switch off your heating to save money, and it's actually not that far away ...

WITH colder weather around the corner, we explain the exact date to put your heating on this winter. Although it’s up to you when to switch on your radiators, many households tend to pop thei… ...