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Learning the Lessons of Energy Efficiency
As most parents are giddily aware of, this week marks the annual migration back to school for children and teens across the US and Canada. For the next ten months, kids will be ensconced in their daily...
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Time To Get Energy Efficient
The issue of energy efficiency has become increasingly important and we can expect more services and applications directed at that. Yesterday General Electric announced that it was buying Lineage Power...
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What I Heard About Energy Policy through Advise the Advisor
Earlier this month, I asked the public for feedback on energy policy as part of the White House’s “Advise the Advisor” program. Specifically, we asked for your comments and ideas about President...
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America’s Home Energy Education Challenge
Let’s be honest. Many of us probably had trouble paying attention one or two times in middle school science class. While the occasional frog dissection and "potato-volt" experiments were cool, not all...
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Debunking Energy Myths
Like most people, I like a good urban myth. For many years, I believed if I went to bed with my hair wet I would catch a cold (thanks Mom!). But we also see many myths when it comes to energy...
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Nearly Half of Electricity at UK Businesses Wasted During Off Hours
A UK report says that nearly half of the electricity consumed by British businesses is wasted when employees are not at work. In an analysis of more than 6,000 smart meters, British Gas found that 46...
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Obama and the Reinvention of Energy Efficiency
The energy efficiency industry received a nice boost this week during President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address. Obama called for cutting energy use by half over the next 20 years. Such...
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Food Gives Us Energy, But It Takes a Lot of Energy to Produce It
In a world where billions of people go hungry every day, the very idea that a good chunk of our global food production goes to waste sounds outrageous. But this is what happens. The problem is so...
View ArticleLearning the Lessons of Energy Efficiency
As most parents are giddily aware of, this week marks the annual migration back to school for children and teens across the US and Canada. For the next ten months, kids will be ensconced in their daily...
View ArticleTime To Get Energy Efficient
The issue of energy efficiency has become increasingly important and we can expect more services and applications directed at that. Yesterday General Electric announced that it was buying Lineage Power...
View ArticleWhat I Heard About Energy Policy through Advise the Advisor
Earlier this month, I asked the public for feedback on energy policy as part of the White House’s “Advise the Advisor” program. Specifically, we asked for your comments and ideas about President...
View ArticleAmerica’s Home Energy Education Challenge
Let’s be honest. Many of us probably had trouble paying attention one or two times in middle school science class. While the occasional frog dissection and "potato-volt" experiments were cool, not all...
View ArticleDebunking Energy Myths
Like most people, I like a good urban myth. For many years, I believed if I went to bed with my hair wet I would catch a cold (thanks Mom!). But we also see many myths when it comes to energy...
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