Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 05/17/21 There is bipartisan agreement that modernizing our infrastructure is not just a long-overdue investment, but a great tool to stimulate the economy in the wake of COVID-19. That said, infrastructure investments are costly, which presents a problem for state and local governments,... |
 05/12/21 The City of White Plains has made so much progress on its sustainability agenda specifically because the city looked for holistic solutions where benefits extend beyond any individual building’s footprint. This agenda is designed to benefit the wider community, garnering strong support.... |
 05/10/21 Policymakers often overlook the enabling role of digital networks, including data centers, in decarbonizing other economic sectors. This positive impact is called the ‘handprint’ effect, as opposed to the sector’s environmental footprint. |
 05/05/21 With 11 educational sessions, nearly 40 speakers, and even one virtual cocktail class, it would be hard to sum up EE Global Forum 2021 in a single word. |
 04/30/21 It’s a challenge that’s existed since the beginning of the energy efficiency movement: those who would benefit the most from energy cost savings are the same people who have the most trouble affording energy-efficient products. |
 04/28/21 As this year’s Earth Month wraps up, it’s clear the unofficial theme was jobs, jobs, and jobs. In the past couple weeks, three reports – including E2’s sixth annual Clean Jobs America report, NASEO’s... |
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