Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 12/07/15 What reduces energy waste, saves consumers and businesses money on utility bills, reduces electricity demand in a congested grid and was first established by Ronald Reagan when he was California’s governor? If you guessed appliance standards, then you are correct (and may give yourself a pat on the... |
 12/07/15 In the 21st century, economists and policymakers alike have recognized education as a catalyst for growing economies and social well-being. However, what has often been excluded in development rhetoric is the importance of quality education over the mere presence of schools. On September 25th 2015... |
 11/30/15 The Maryland Clean Energy Center (MCEC) is set to deliver a comprehensive report to the General Assembly this week that provides a set of options and recommendations for establishing a new “green bank” to spur investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. The report, written... |
 11/24/15 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning make up a very large minority of energy usage in the United States. As such, making HVAC systems more streamlined is the goal of many organizations seeking to increase U.S. energy productivity. Since HVAC energy usage has serious global impacts, increasing... |
 11/23/15 In a week, more than 190 countries will meet in Paris for the 21st annual United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) to negotiate the final details of a legally binding and universal agreement on limiting global temperature... |
 127th Annual NARUC Meeting: Efficient Markets and Effective Regulation Will Lead to Efficiency Gains
11/16/15 Last week regulators and industry convened in Austin, TX for the 127th annual meeting of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC), where topical utility regulatory issues for electricity, water, gas and telecommunications were addressed, and where the 127th President of... |
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