Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 11/06/15 Connected homes – homes that contain interconnected devices that connect to the internet – present an exciting market opportunity and a way for consumers to save money. While there are challenges, such as finding scalable solutions, addressing data security and communicating the value to consumers... |
 10/26/15 When thinking about opportunities for increased energy efficiency, the small business sector deserves much more attention that it often receives. Small businesses make huge contributions to our economy according to any measure. We all know small business owners, and probably patronize several each... |
 10/26/15 Special events will be underway in a number of states this Friday, October 30th to mark 2015’s Weatherization Day in recognition of the benefits of the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP). In New Hampshire, Governor Margaret Hassan will gather with community and energy efficiency leaders at the... |
 10/16/15 A little more than one year before the 2016 election, presidential candidates are beginning to articulate their energy policy platforms—and the recent debates, discussions and policy proposals have given us an early opportunity to evaluate where the various candidates stand on the importance of... |
 10/13/15 Thanks to the generosity of the U.S. Department of State, the hospitality of the Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore, I had the great privilege to travel to Singapore in September as part of a small group of energy efficiency advocates and... |
 10/13/15 On October 8th, the International Energy Agency released the Energy Efficiency Market Report 2015 – a detailed analysis of improvements in global energy efficiency since the 1980s. According to the IEA, political and financial investments in energy efficiency have helped avoid $5.7 trillion in... |
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