• Policy Shifts in Energy Transition: Is a Greener Future Ahead?

    Policy Shifts in Energy Transition: Is a Greener Future Ahead?

    The way we receive and consume energy has gone through major changes and continues to do so, and politics play a big role. For example, a leadership change can dramatically modify a countryโ€™s approach to climate change, energy, and sustainability. These kinds of policy shifts in the energy transition are happening around the world and…

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  • Discounts and Free Electricity Options: Find Cheap Electric in Texas

    Discounts and Free Electricity Options: Find Cheap Electric in Texas

    As energy rates continue to increase, more Texans are looking for electric companies that offer cheap electricity rates. When shopping for electricity options, Texas residents should be looking for low rates, discounts, free electricity plans, and other benefits that can help them reduce their electric bills.ย This article discusses the implications of deregulation and why homeowners…

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  • Are Smart Thermostats Worth It?

    Are Smart Thermostats Worth It?

    Smart thermostats are worth it for their money-saving features and convenience. These thermostats learn your daily patterns and adjust your heating and cooling needs accordingly. Once youโ€™ve experienced the ease of changing your homeโ€™s temperature from your phone, doing it by hand will feel primitive.

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  • Decentralization and Energy: What It Means for Our Future

    Decentralization and Energy: What It Means for Our Future

    The answer to the global issue of climate change may be closer to home than previously thought.ย  Decreasing worldwide greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) requires mammoth reductions in burning fossil fuels and a ramping up of renewable energy sources. Traditional, centralized power grids with enormous power plants need time to adapt.ย  In the interim, decentralization and…

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  • Texas Power Usage in Bigger Homes: What Homeowners Need to Know

    Texas Power Usage in Bigger Homes: What Homeowners Need to Know

    When it comes to Texas power usage, the Lone Star State is one of contrasts. On one hand, total power usage in Texas is higher than in any other state โ€” but usage per capita is relatively low. Natural gas accounts for around half of the stateโ€™s electricity generation, but green energy sources like wind…

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  • Understanding Fossil Fuels and the Move Toward Renewable Energy

    Understanding Fossil Fuels and the Move Toward Renewable Energy

    If youโ€™ve been following the news lately, then youโ€™ve probably been hearing a lot about fossil fuels like natural gas and oil. Weโ€™ve been using fossil fuels to generate electricity, heat our homes, and fuel our vehicles for decades. But now weโ€™re in the process of phasing them out in favor of renewable energy sources…

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  • Energy Vampires and the Appliances that Use the Most Energy

    Energy Vampires and the Appliances that Use the Most Energy

    Letโ€™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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  • Clean Energy Solutions: What They Are and How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

    Clean Energy Solutions: What They Are and How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

    Nowadays, it seems you canโ€™t go through a day without hearing phrases like โ€œclean energy,โ€ โ€œrenewables,โ€ โ€œcarbon offsets,โ€ โ€œzero emissions,โ€ and โ€œcarbon footprintโ€ โ€” and for good reason. Climate change is real; it can lead to a variety of disastrous consequences from global temperatures and sea levels rising to ocean acidification and extreme weather events.…

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  • The Ultimate Guide To Ceiling Fans: Facts and Enlightenment

    The Ultimate Guide To Ceiling Fans: Facts and Enlightenment

    The first notable ceiling fan was created in India during the 17th century using a cord and palm leaves or cloth. The device, called a punkah, was moved manually by servants when they pulled the cord. It wasn’t until 1860 that the first ceiling fan, which had now progressed to function with steam energy power,…

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  • Understanding Energy Conservation and Its Many Benefits

    Understanding Energy Conservation and Its Many Benefits

    Did you know that in 2018 two-thirds of the total energy used by American‘s was wasted? That’s a lot of energy resources squandered that we can never get back. However, there is good news. Experts believe that by 2050 we can reduce our total energy usage by as much as 60%, and all it will…

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