Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 05/07/15 For the last several years, tiny houses have been growing in popularity, both in the United States and abroad. A typical tiny house is around 100-400 square feet, compared to the average American home of around 2,600 square feet. |
 04/30/15 The 8th Annual Energy Efficiency Global Forum (EE Global) is less than two weeks away, when nearly 500 energy influencers will come to D.C. to discuss and develop “best practices” policies and strategies for global implementation of energy efficiency. Registration numbers are quickly increasing,... |
 04/25/15 All over the world, events are held at this time of year to promote the idea that we all share the responsibility of being good stewards of the globe. Although Earth Day is typically celebrated in the United States on April 22nd, many communities make it a week-long event. Schools across the nation... |
 04/22/15 Every year, Earth Day prompts us to gauge our impact on the environment, including consideration of our energy use and what measures we can take to reduce it. We might become more cognizant of our waste and remember to turn our lights off when we leave the room, but how can we keep our... |
 04/18/15 The energy efficiency industry can look forward to a great future! The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has released its Annual Energy Outlook 2015 presenting long-term projections for the U.S. energy markets. Every year, the report provides the basis for analysis of energy production,... |
 04/13/15 The Pacific Northwest has long been a leader in energy efficiency, with state and local governments, utilities and businesses alike implementing programs and incentivizing investment in energy efficient technologies in order to meet the region’s growing demand for electricity. |
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