Natural Gas Boom Is Tempting to Railroad Companies
As the natural gas boom continues in the United States, more industries are looking at the fuel's newfound abundance as a way to lower costs. Read More
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Industry Leaders Debate Exporting Oil
The United States has long been able to export coal, gasoline and natural gas, but now U.S. Read More
U.S. Home Electricity Use Reaches 2001 Levels
Thanks to advances in energy efficiency, American residential electricity consumption has fallen to levels last seen in 2001, when Palm pilots were the most advanced gadgets available. Read More
Rate Hike Looms after Polar Vortex
If you haven't felt it, you've probably heard about the crippling cold weather and strong winds that have hit most of the United States and Canada. Read More
Do Motion Sensor Light Switches Save Energy?
Motion sensitive light switches are growing in popularity. Read More
Time Change Serves as a Reminder for Energy Saving Maintenance
The end of Daylight Saving Time means shorter days and longer nights, and is an ominous reminder of the winter months ahead. Read More
Time Change Serves as a Reminder for Energy Saving Maintenance
The end of Daylight Saving Time means shorter days and longer nights, and is an ominous reminder of the winter months ahead. Read More
LEDs Bring Bright Lights and Big Savings to the Big Apple
New York City may never sleep, but keeping the power on all night is no small expense. Read More
Long-Term Study Reveals Impact of Fracking
After 18 months of research and analysis in Washington County, just south of Pittsburgh, the Southwest Pennsylvania Environmental Health Project has released data on the health effects of natural gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale. Read More
Why Does the Cost of Energy Change?
In a deregulated energy market, home and business owners not only have a choice of energy provider, but they often have a choice of whether to sign up for a fixed- or variable-rate plan. Read More
