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Not really, at least if we're talking about electricity use.
We got here by expanding our standard of living. Most residential electricity use is heating, cooling, and other major appliances, and we're not going to make up for that by cutting a few watts here and there.
Don't get me wrong, I'm absolutely in favor of small wins, but it's important to not miss the forest for the trees. For example, don't throw out good hardware just to save a few watts. If your goal is to help with climate change, there are much better ways to spend your time than cutting a few watts here and there.