Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 01/06/14 Energy in the form of warmth is on the minds of many of us as an Arctic blast covers a large swath of North America today. It’ll be on our minds when our utility bills arrive soon too.
Even as hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and horizontal drilling have driven a boom in the U.S. oil and natural... |
 01/01/14 Happy New Year! Here at the Alliance to Save Energy we’re thinking about energy efficiency 24/7. So we put together a list of some of the most common New Year’s resolutions, and revamped them with an energy-efficient spin. Not only will these resolutions help you save energy and money... |
 12/31/13 New Year’s celebrations around the world are varied and vibrant, but one consistency amongst the worldwide countdowns is an over-the-top display of fireworks and lights. We’ve compiled a list of sites that put on the most impressive (and efficient) LED light shows to bid adieu to 2013!
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 12/23/13 Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Rob Portman are still working hard to bring the Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act back to the Senate. In the last days before the Senate broke for the holiday recess, the bill’s two sponsors took to the Senate floor to highlight the benefits... |
 12/23/13 As we reflect on the accomplishments of our personal lives over the last year, let’s also revisit energy efficiency’s year, which, by the way, was pretty busy. |
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