
Solar on a Budget: Leasing, Buying, Community Solar and Free Energy Audits
Renewable energy isn't just for the wealthy. Compare your options, find incentives, and start with the free upgrades that pay back fastest.
Find cheaper gas, stretch every gallon and figure out what your trips — and your next car — really cost.
For many families, gas is one of the biggest bills that changes week to week. You can’t control prices, but you can control where you fill up, how you drive and how often.
Use the calculators below to see what a trip really costs, and whether an EV or hybrid would actually save you money.
Know what a drive will cost before you go, and how to split it fairly.
Compare yearly fuel and maintenance costs using your own local prices.
Use the rate on your own utility bill and today's local gas price. Look up your exact models on fueleconomy.gov. Public fast charging often costs more than charging at home.
Check a price app before you fill up. Prices can vary a lot within a few blocks.
Cashback apps can add savings on top of a low price at participating stations.
Grocery fuel points and warehouse club prices can cut the per-gallon cost further.
Some stations charge more for credit cards. Pay with cash or debit if it’s cheaper and you don’t earn more in rewards.

Renewable energy isn't just for the wealthy. Compare your options, find incentives, and start with the free upgrades that pay back fastest.

Simple driving and maintenance habits that can noticeably cut your fuel bill — no new car required.

Price-finder apps, cashback apps and grocery fuel rewards each work differently. Here's how to stack them for the lowest price per gallon.