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 11/04/21 By combining the digital and physical worlds, we can make our factories more agile and productive, we can make our buildings and grids more intelligent and efficient, and we can make our transportation more reliable and sustainable. With the Alliance to Save Energy and its ... |
 11/02/21 We’re examining common misconceptions about heat pumps – and explaining why these concerns typically no longer apply. |
 09/09/21 As the White House and Congressional Democrats push to supplement a $550 billion bipartisan package with a $3.5... |
 08/17/21 Three out of the four years I lived in California, wildfires got within miles of campus, each one more threatening than the last. My finals prep included studying with a go-bag packed with important documents and a change of clothes beneath my desk. Those experiences were on my mind this week... |
 08/02/21 Many conversations around decarbonization center on supply-side solutions, like switching from carbon-emitting sources to renewables, nuclear power generation, and storage. However, that’s only looking at half of the problem. Demand-side mechanisms like demand flexibility provide significant... |
 06/23/21 ERCOT’s conservation alert brings attention to the fact that yes, using less energy can prevent blackouts – the power thankfully stayed on in Texas last week and ERCOT was able to lift the conservation notice after a... |
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