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Earth Day report card on states and green energy
April 22nd, 2019Forty-nine years ago today, 20 million Americans celebrated the first Earth Day – a time to express concern for the environment. Most had never heard of global warming, and green energy wasn’t a thing. Things have changed, but Earth Day 2019 provides a great time to look at how states have responded – particularly in the generation of electricity.…
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Smart Street Lighting
April 22nd, 2019Smart or connected street lighting uses the latest technology to allow city managers and utility companies to manage all connected street lights securely and remotely using a real-time app. …
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Energy news roundup: snow-powered electricity, what 5G means for power outages, and more
April 22nd, 2019This weekend’s top energy news from around the nation.…
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Energy news roundup: New York City’s green move, leading the way to hydrogen power, and more
April 19th, 2019Today’s top energy news from around the nation.…
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Solar Desalination – Fresh Water for the Next Millennium
April 19th, 2019What to do about the future of eight billion thirsty people? As researchers proved, one school bus – tricked out with a solar-powered mobile desalination unit – could be the key.…
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Which states have the best business electricity rates?
April 18th, 2019Companies in Oklahoma get the best deal on electricity among states in the U.S., according to the April Choose Energy® Rate Report and Business Index, both based on the latest information from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. …
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RV Microgrid, Advocates Say Safety First
April 18th, 2019As microgrid technology advances, solar efficiency is as important as system safety.…
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Energy news roundup: lower electricity bills this summer, Method Soap’s clean energy policies, and more
April 18th, 2019Today’s top energy news from around the nation.…
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What are the 5 largest U.S. energy utilities?
April 18th, 2019Energy customers in regulated and deregulated states alike have their power delivered by local utility companies, which also maintains the transmission equipment. While some utilities may serve a single community, many have grown into the primary power delivery service for millions of ratepayers across a single state. …
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Energy news roundup: a family spat over wind power, the price of California wildfires, and more
April 17th, 2019Today’s top energy news from around the nation.…
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