
	Details and Engineering Analysis of the Illinois Lo-Cal House Describes research on predicted energy savings for the Lo-Cal House. Shows you how to adapt the design to other climates; four basic house plans included. 1979 109 pages TN-14 $9.00

	*Energy Management in the Home Want to spend less money and use less energy in your home? This circular will show you inexpensive techniques to reduce your monthly energy costs. There are design and construction tips to use in winter and summer such as planting trees for windbreaks and having a properly ventilated attic. Also there are operational tips such as setting back the thermostat to reduce fuel consumption in the winter and pulling drapes to reduce solar gain in the summer. Much more! 1994 8 pages C1.5 $3.00

	Illinois Lo-Cal House Superinsulated construction techniques that can be adapted to any architectural style. The Lo-Cal house has double-wall 2 x 4 walls, extra insulation, passive solar design, and low energy bills. 1981 8 pages C2.3 $2.00

	*Landscaping for Energy Conservation Landscaping can save energy by protecting homes from sun and wind. Homes on rural sites are especially vulnerable to climate extremes, but homeowners in towns and cities can also benefit from windbreaks, fences, and trees. This booklet covers solar heating, shading by trees, landscape contours, surfacing materials, wind and windbreaks. 1991 12 pages B3.1 $2.50

	Lo-Cal House Drawings Elevation and floor plan drawings to aid the builder in constructing this house. Four versions of the floor plan are included. 1977 21 pages SP-12 $5.00

	More for Your Money-Home Energy Savings Based on the Illinois climate, the guide contains sections on insulation, moisture control, heating, cooling, and appliance selection. Free to Illinois residents if ordered from Energy Information Clearinghouse, 325 W. Adams, Springfield, IL, 62704. Out-of-State, order from BRC. 1987 64 pages SP-04 $5.00

	*Savings by Insulation Insulating your home can save you money! This publication will help you estimate the energy that can be saved by insulating ceilings, walls, foundations, doors, and windows. Using the worksheet provided, along with the heat loss tables and degree-day map, you can figure out the yearly energy savings and how long it will take to get a return on your investment in insulation. Examples are given to help you. 1994 16 pages A1.6 $3.00

	Water Conservation The circular has been prepared to show how to save a substantial amount on water and fuel bills while helping to conserve both water and energy. 1977 8 pages C1.6 $2.00