Renewable Vs. Nonrenewable Fuels – Part 1 Of 2
Nonrenewable fossil fuels like coal and oil have shaped civilization, powering our homes, factories, vehicles, and cities since the late 1800s. But the dangerous impacts of burning and extracting fossil fuels have brought us to …
What Does It Mean To “Lock In” Natural Gas Prices?
If you’re in the market for a new natural gas plan, one of the most important questions to ask is when you should make the switch. By knowing the best time to lock in your …
What Is A Renewable Energy Certificate (REC)?
If you want to shrink your carbon footprint, you can go all in and install solar panels on your roof or a small wind turbine in your backyard. But simply put—those options aren’t always practical. …
What Is A Kilowatt Hour? Why Should It Matter To Me?
When you get your electricity and gas bills, chances are you look at what you owe—and pay it. You may even go the extra step of checking your meter reading to make sure it matches …
Tax Credits For Residential Energy Efficiency Extended
How about we share some good news? Tax credits for residential energy efficiency have been extended retroactively, going back to December 31, 2019! The tax credits for residential renewable energy products continue to be available through December …
LEDs Vs. CFLs: Which Is Better In Your Home?
When it comes to saving energy, the little things matter—and one of the most important little things you can do to lower your home’s energy bills is to be mindful of the type of lighting …
Energy Efficiency: Busting 10 Popular Myths
Saving energy is always a good thing—both for the planet and for your bank account. The problem is that there’s a lot of misinformation out there about the best ways to do it. In this blog …
“Vampire Power”—What’s That?
If you are conscientious about your energy use (likely a few of you are if you’re reading this blog!) you will want to pay attention to a recent Powerley article about vampire power—also referred to …
What Factors Affect Prices In The Energy Market?
If you’ve been responsible for paying for electricity or natural gas at your place of residence—or for your commercial operation—you’ve probably noticed that the price you pay can vary from year to year (or even …
Choosing An Energy Provider: 5 Factors To Consider
When it comes to choosing an energy supplier for your home or business, price is one of the most important factors to consider—but it shouldn’t be the only thing you take into account. If you’re in …