Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 08/06/19 Producing beer requires energy – but many breweries are using efficient technologies and practices to reduce costs and environmental impact while still making quality brews. |
 08/01/19 Homebuyers are informed about some costs at the time of sale, such as the estimated monthly mortgage, property taxes and insurance costs. Monthly utility bills, however, are not usually disclosed, and real estate agents often lack access to this information. It's a solvable problem. |
 07/26/19 Last weekend, temperatures soared from the Plains to the East Coast. While there are some quick steps you can take to keep cool, it’s important to consider long term efficiency options. Since many of these projects, like installing new windows and insulation, come at a greater upfront cost, tax... |
 07/22/19 The U.S. transportation sector has transformed since a 2015 highway bill, overtaking power plants as the top emitter of greenhouse gases, even with the increased presence of electric and alternative fuel vehicles. The upcoming transportation reauthorization bill presents a key opportunity for... |
 07/17/19 The hard work and long hours that the sponsors and their staff have put into this effort is obvious. This is the best version yet. |
 07/03/19 The energy efficiency story is generally one of progress, but here’s some troubling news: Energy efficiency investment in the United States decreased by nearly 20 percent from 2016 to 2018, according to the International Energy Agency’s World Energy Investment 2019 report, released in May. |
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