Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 06/11/14 On June 10th, 2014, the House Energy and Commerce Committee approved a bipartisan energy efficiency bill meant to analyze how federal agencies use energy and water. H.R. 4801 can be added to the list of other energy efficiency bills that the House of Representatives has put forward in recent months... |
 06/10/14 It’s a common misconception that if you’re renting an apartment, condo, or house, you don’t have control over your energy usage. Although you may not be able to choose your own appliances (and pick those that have the greatest energy efficiency), you still have plenty of options. If you’re... |
 06/05/14 The federal system gives states the freedom to experiment with different strategies to encourage the implementation of energy efficiency, but too often they lack the resources to support these new and exciting ideas. To help combat this issue, the Department of Energy launched the Better Buildings... |
 06/02/14 EPA’s much anticipated 111(d) proposal for existing power plant carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions standards is out. While we’ve only had a first look, we’re pleased that EPA and the Administration embrace and promote energy efficiency—our cheapest, cleanest, most reliable and most readily available... |
 05/30/14 Citi Bike, New York City’s bike share program, celebrated its first birthday earlier this week by offering riders one dollar day passes, along with free cupcakes at select stations. The program has evolved significantly in the past year, and despite some initial resistance and technical glitches... |
 05/28/14 Last week, EE Global’s packed agenda was highlighted by the EE Visionary Awards Luncheon, which celebrated and showcased some of the best-of-the-best in the efficiency world. The three award recipients represent what is possible when strong policies and innovative energy saving strategies are in... |
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