Yes, we know California is awesome.
“In the past three decades, electricity per capita has stayed flat in Californian while it has risen 60% in the rest of the country.” But why?
“In the past three decades, electricity per capita has stayed flat in Californian while it has risen 60% in the rest of the country.” But why?
“The Stimulus Worked!” You may now return to your regularly scheduled unemployment.
If you live in Chapel Hill, you might qualify for some serious energy efficiency subsidies.
TweetThis year’s federal tax credits for energy efficiency improvements don’t look quite as enticing as last year, but I’ll let you be the judge: For measures installed between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2011, the credit is generally 10% of costs on qualifying energy efficiency improvement measures, up to a maximum of $500. However, [...]
Sure it saves you a trip to the mall, but what is the environmental impact of all your online shopping?
What can the Cookie Monster teach us about conservation?
Confused by the standby and hibernate settings on your PC? Get the facts, and save $40 for your efforts.
Holding energy prices low while trying to encourage efficiency is like handing out mini-bottles at the AA meeting.
True or False? Cranking up your thermostat makes your house heat up faster than just setting it to the right temperature.
You’ve air-sealed, insulated, and swapped all those incandescents for CFLs. Now what?
