Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 02/26/19 In some buildings, direct current power from on-site solar panels or batteries is converted to alternating current -- and then back again -- causing energy waste. A new initiative seeks to encourage integrating direct current power systems in buildings to avoid those losses. |
 02/22/19 Becoming a zero emission vehicle state will motivate automakers to deliver more plug-in electric vehicle models and thus increase future sales in the state. |
 02/20/19 In this guest blog post, NRDC's David B. Goldstein looks at how energy efficiency is the key resilient resource in extreme weather that produces more the more we need it: the more extreme the weather, the larger the savings from efficiency. |
 02/15/19 We take a close look at the new Sustainable Energy in America Factbook and what it means for the future of energy productivity. |
 02/11/19 Here we are in 2019 without any direct incentives for energy efficiency improvements in buildings and out-of-date incentives for electric vehicles. Congress should step up to address the problem. |
 02/06/19 The Alliance is advocating for a fix: adding a provision to the national model building code to require most new homes to include “EV-ready” circuits, which would allow charging equipment to be installed much more easily and cheaply. |
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