Clean or replace furnace filters once a month. Dirty filters restrict airflow and increase energy use. Keeping your furnace clean and properly adjusted will save up to 5% of heating costs.

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Citizens Energy Corporation exists to help make<br>life's basic needs more accessible and affordable.<br>At the same time, Citizens Energy seeks to use<br>market opportunities to help the poor and needy. Through a partnership with CITGO, we provide home heating oil to low-income families, homeless shelters, and Native American tribes in 24 states. We are no longer accepting applications for assistance for the 2008-2009 winter.Citizens Wind is a leading developer of utility-scale wind farms. We typically offer communities and tribes a partial ownership share of our projects and commit a portion of our profits to benefit local programs where we operate.Similar to our work on charitable programs, Citizens Energy also creates innovative and profitable business ventures in industries that meet life's basic needs - from renewable energy to health care.Citizens Energy works with a number of partners to manage programs that make life's basic needs like energy and health care more affordable to low-income families. Global warming and climate change are among the greatest challenges facing our nation. But you can join thousands of others like you and take action to reduce your energy use and your carbon footprint!For nearly three decades, Citizens Energy has pursued innovative ventures to make life's basic necessities more accessible and affordable. Learn more about Citizens Energy, its people, and its history.

Citizens Energy Corporation exists to help make
life's basic needs more accessible and affordable.
At the same time, Citizens Energy seeks to use
market opportunities to help the poor and needy.

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