Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 04/11/16 While technological advancements in hospitals and medical clinics have resulted in better patient care, they have also resulted in higher energy output and costs. By their very nature, medical facilities tend to consume much more energy than other public buildings: they are occupied by hundreds... |
 04/04/16 There is a clear and navigable path forward to deeper energy savings and all the economic and environmental benefits that go along with them. Smart energy policies will increase our energy productivity, enabling us to grow our economy while still controlling our energy use. However, even as the... |
 04/04/16 Have you noticed how much has changed in recent years when it comes to light bulbs? Traditional light bulbs (incandescent light bulbs) have been a staple in American homes since Thomas Edison first invented them more than 100 years ago, but changes in technology and new regulations have led to a... |
 03/31/16 Buildings account for approximately 40 percent of U.S. energy use, signaling significant opportunities to reduce energy and cost savings for businesses and consumers. Throughout the 2016 presidential race, we have been encouraged by candidates on both sides of the aisle who have recognized that... |
 03/29/16 The Alliance to Save Energy invites companies, organizations and individuals to enter the 2016 Star of Energy Efficiency Awards competition. This prestigious award honors those entities and individuals who have demonstrated a significant and tangible commitment to the cause of energy efficiency... |
 03/28/16 In the first post of this series, I examined how the Energy Information Administration (EIA) Annual Energy Outlook (AEO) forecasts changed over time and shifted after the passage of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA), which contained provisions to increase energy efficiency... |
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