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Radiant Energy: A Beginner’s Introduction
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Radiant energy is one of the most important forms of energy on the planet, but it’s easy to overlook. That’s because only a small portion of it is visible to the human eye. Most types of radiant energy, such as X-rays and radio waves, don’t fall on the spectrum of visible light so they require…
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Energy Storage: How It Works at Home and on the Grid
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Most of us are familiar with certain kinds of electrical energy storage, or ESS. If you’ve ever used a household battery or driven an electric car, then you know that it’s possible to store electrical energy in a form that can be used again later. But as the country faces increased strain on its electricity…
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Energy Vampires and the Appliances that Use the Most Energy
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Let’s take a look at what energy vampires are, which household devices use the most vampire energy, and what you can do to stop them from sucking the life out of your energy budget.
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Shopping for Electricity: How to Save So You Can Spend Elsewhere
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No one wants to spend their hard-earned money on large electricity bills or debts to a utility company. Yet that’s the sad reality for many households. Paying for electricity is practically inevitable, but the amount you pay is not. The great news is that you can shop for electricity, save money, and have expendable income…
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Why Your Electricity Bills Keep Rising (and what you can do about it)
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Natural Gas Prices Are On The Rise And They’re Taking Electricity Prices With Them Natural gas and electricity prices have risen to their highest levels in decades – and this steep increase in energy rates has left many U.S customers wondering: Why are my utility bills so high? While rising costs can be attributed…
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Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG): What It Is and Why We Use It
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Compared to other fossil fuels, natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) have long been touted as top contenders in the energy transition to renewable energy. That’s because carbon dioxide (“CO2”) emissions from the combustion of natural gas are about half that of coal. Natural gas discharge creates far fewer pollutants, making it a more…
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Earth Day: What, When, and How It’s Linked to Climate Change
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Earth Day is an annual event and nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting the environment. It’s a reminder about sustainability and an invitation to take part in preserving our planet. Earth Day has become an influential global movement that encourages us to protect the place we call home, involving organized…
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Earth Day: What It’s About and Why All of Us Should Care
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Earth Day takes place every year on April 22. It has become an important global reminder about sustainability and an invitation to take part in preserving our planet. Earth Day involves organized community cleanups, demonstrations, and education; it’s a powerful social movement that encourages us (individually and collectively) to protect our sources of life and…
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Nikola Tesla: How This Energy Visionary Changed Our World
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Often called eccentric in his time, Nikola Tesla was a controversial figure who died alone, penniless, and largely forgotten. Today, Nikola Tesla is recognized as one of the fathers of modern electricity. His contributions to the science of energy rival those of his chief competitor, Thomas Edison. An energy visionary, Nikola Tesla laid the groundwork…
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Understanding the Energy Audit: Why It’s Worth Doing?
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Although energy audits are readily available to most people, few folks choose to get one. The likely reason is that most are unaware they exist or how beneficial they can be. According to a 2020 survey report by the Department of Technology and Society at Stony Brook University in New York, only 9% of survey…
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