Searching for thoughtful gifts promoting sustainability and energy efficiency this holiday season? Our curated holiday gift guide features innovative products that reduce energy consumption and lessen environmental impact. These gifts encourage responsible habits while providing practical benefits. From smart home devices that optimize energy usage to eco-friendly alternatives for everyday items, our selection offers something for everyone, making it easier to spread cheer and care for the planet this holiday season.
1. Smart Thermostats – Allows users to control heating and cooling remotely, optimizing energy usage.
2. LED Light Bulbs – Energy-efficient lighting lasts much longer than traditional bulbs and uses up to 80% less energy.
3. Energy Monitors – Devices that track energy consumption, helping users identify ways to reduce their usage.
4. Smart Power Strips – Automatically cut power to devices not in use, reducing phantom energy consumption.
5. Insulated Water Bottles – Help reduce reliance on single-use plastic and keep beverages at the desired temperature without extra appliances.
6. Solar-Powered Chargers – An eco-friendly charging solution for devices that harness solar energy instead of relying on the grid.
7. Reusable Shopping Bags – Helps reduce plastic waste while encouraging eco-friendly shopping habits.
8. Draft Stoppers – Simple additions to doors and windows that help keep homes insulated, reducing heating and cooling costs.
9. High-Efficiency Showerheads – Low-flow options that reduce water usage while maintaining a great shower experience.
10. Subscription to an Energy Efficiency App – These apps help users track and optimize their energy usage over time, guiding them toward more sustainable habits.
About PSD:
PSD has been at the forefront of the energy industry for over 20 years, developing and delivering integrated solutions and support for highly successful energy efficiency programs. We provide program design and delivery capabilities from a staff of seasoned program implementers, engineers, trainers, building scientists, and software developers.
