Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
10/07/21 A sustainable energy future relies not just on government leadership and corporate investment, but in shifting the energy behaviors of millions of energy consumers in order to increase the efficiency of our energy system and... |
10/05/21 Unsurprisingly, a number of policy issues stand in the way of passage of the bipartisan infrastructure package and the Build Back Better reconciliation legislation currently pending in Congress. Much less controversial is the bipartisan support for addressing climate change by making our housing... |
10/05/21 When COVID-19 hit in spring 2020, nearly 20% of energy efficiency workers lost their jobs in March and April alone. Now, a report released today by E4TheFuture and E2... |
09/29/21 History shows that we’re not always good at doing transitions the right way: underserved communities are typically the last to receive the benefits of new technologies. There are already signs that the EV revolution is unfolding the same way. |
09/24/21 Last month, the Senate passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a landmark bipartisan effort to invest in cleaner, more resilient infrastructure across the United States. Of special importance in the... |
09/22/21 At the end of July, one of my roommates in the townhouse we rent in the D.C. suburbs pointed out that while we had the thermostat set to 74 degrees, the house was 78. Oh well, I thought. If the A.C. is barely kicking on, maybe we’ll have a smaller energy bill at least. ... |
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