Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 06/12/20 Energy literacy programs present schools with both educational and financial opportunities. When schools do return to in-person instruction, utility costs will continue to be their second largest expenditure behind only personnel. Nationally, K-12 schools spend approximately $6 billion per year... |
 06/11/20 Politicians don’t typically campaign on promises of increasing research and development (R&D) and innovation in the transportation sector. |
 06/08/20 A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that more than half the public school districts in the U.S. need to update or replace multiple building systems or features in their schools, and in particular highlighted concerns over aging HVAC systems, interior lighting... |
 06/04/20 By Steve Kukoda, Executive Director, International Copper Association |
 05/21/20 “We could, for example, use existing utility programs for energy efficiency, to use them for residences, for business – small business, for public buildings. |
 05/20/20 For the past two months, Congress has been working overtime to pass bills that will keep businesses and individuals afloat during the pandemic. |
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