HOW DO I SAVE ON MY ENERGY BILL?

Where possible lower wattage on bulbs, keep the heat out in the summer using good draperies or better yet use window quilts, good for both sun and cold. Use colder water where possible, insulate the water heater. If you have multiple televisions they draw electricity even when off as do many appliances. try shutting them down with a strip cord if you use them infrequently or removing them altogether. When replacing appliances find models with out automatic features that use electricity, example a coffee pot with a clock. You likely already have a clock in the kitchen or 3.
Shorten shower time. Adjust refrigerator temperatures. plant more trees near your house for shade in summer and for wind break in winter. Spend money on insulation and check to see that window and doors are caulked and seal properly. Line dry.
You can also do multiple things at once when it comes to meals, cook more at once if you are using an oven, make a meal and bake or make multiple meals and use the freezer and microwave to serve later that way you are not preheating more tha you have to.
See if your local utility company has a time of use savings plan, mine require off hours usage for a substantial cost reduction, so we tend to run appliances at off peak hours such as laundry and showers and so on. Also check if the do a household assessment for conservation, insulation and so on.
Check out the home energy trust below.