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Recurve has a new CEO

Andy Leventhal - 25 year software and green-industry veteran joins to lead company's growth [+] MORE

If you own a single-family home or duplex and purchase natural gas and/or electricity from PG&E, you could qualify for up to $3,500 in rebates on upgrades to make your home more energy efficient [+] MORE

Deadline Ahead for Energy Credit - Wall Street Journal

Homeowners have until the end of the year to make improvements that qualify for a federal energy-efficiency tax credit. There are efforts under way in Washington to extend the credit plus the HomeStar bill is working its way through Congress [+] MORE

Want to get your hands (and business on) Recurve Software?

The single best way is to signup to become a Recurve partner [+] MORE

Stimulus Financing for Homeowners

High home performance is more affordable than you think. Recurve helps homeowners navigate the maze of State and Federal incentives to finance greener living. "Read all about it »":/what-we-do/financing/ [+] MORE

From Our Blog

SF Offering More Efficiency Rebates

The city of San Francisco has started to offer up to $2,000 in incentives for energy efficiency improvements. According to the San Francisco Business Times, the program is funded by a $3.2 billion program from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. California was awarded $49.6 million from that for its Energy Efficiency Conservation and [...][+] MORE

Americans Don’t Know Jack About Saving Energy

In this illuminating post by Grist, we learn through a recent survey by The Earth Institute at Columbia University that Americans really don’t know jack about saving energy. The largest group, nearly 20 percent, cited turning off lights as the best approach—an action that affects energy budgets relatively little. Very few cited buying decisions [...][+] MORE

Eco-Cooling Tips for Your Home

Here’s a piece written by Matt Golden and Jess Chamberlain for Sunset Magazine on best practices for keeping your house cool, the environmentally friendly way. To keep a house cool, it’s really about either: Keeping the sun out, or Keeping the air cool/conditioned In a retrofit situation, you have to first assess what your possibilities are: Is there an attic [...][+] MORE

Review: The Metlund Hot Water D’MAND System

Cold water that goes down the drain while your customers are waiting for hot water to reach sinks and showerheads is like money flowing through their fingers. Here’s a relatively simple and affordable fix that can help most American homeowners save thousands of gallons of water every year – and take a slice off their [...][+] MORE

Furnace Oversizing Facts

Oversizing of mechanical equipment has been a standard of installation for many years, but thanks to a growing emphasis on building efficiency and home performance, oversizing is (hopefully) seeing the end of its days. Common reasons for oversizing include failure to perform the proper load calculations; compensating for leaky ducts; or contractors protecting themselves from [...][+] MORE

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