When it comes to improving energy problems at a government level, it should be noted that most definitions of a good practice could vary from country to country due to differences in legislation, economical and political situation, culture and experience.But generally, Good Practices are always innovative projects that have been successfully implemented within regions and municipalities. They contain practical solutions to specific problems and have proven results.When it comes to the everyday homeowner, there are a variety of ways to conserve energy. They are small, simple tasks that, if we all follow, can make a large difference to the environment. Here are six, general steps you can follow at home:- Turn off lights when you’re not using them- When the weather is nice, opt to take the bike to work- Occasionally, hand-dry your dishes rather than use the dish washer- The same can be said for your clothes, install a clothesline and on a hot summer day, dry your clothes outside- Even when your appliances are turned off, they still use power. When all devices are plugged into a power strip, turn it off when you aren’t using them- On a cool day when your home is warm, open the window rather than turn on the air conditioner