Happy Energy Efficiency Day! It’s a perfect time to spread the word about the benefits of efficiency, including that it saves money, cuts pollution, and creates good jobs. Some Good and Bad Efficiency News in the Northeast Bad News: Vermont … Continue reading →
2025 Energy Efficiency as a Resource Conference Join ACEEE at the 13th biennial Energy Efficiency as a Resource conference for an incredible lineup of speakers | October 7–9, 2025 The lineup is set for ACEEE’s 13th biennial Energy Efficiency as … Continue reading →
Andrew deLaski The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to let companies violate rules it does not like. Not enforcing appliance efficiency standards would raise consumer costs and harm domestic manufacturers. President Trump has disparaged energy efficiency standards, but he has … Continue reading →
Carl Pope How can the fastest growing source of U.S. electricity – renewable energy — be providing the cheapest power in history, while at the same time there is a national affordability crisis leaving 80 million Americans struggling with their … Continue reading →
Campaign for Lower Home Energy Costs On July 1 the Campaign to Lower Home Energy Costs launched a clock to call attention to the fact that the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has not yet made a critical decision that would lower … Continue reading →
With the onset of warmer weather, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency urges New Englanders to be aware of the increased risk of ground-level ozone (often referred to as smog) and fine particle air pollution, especially when combined, and to take … Continue reading →
Urges State to Adopt Codes and Lower Costs for Granite Staters This is the press release at Senator Shaheen’s web site, slightly edited: (Washington, DC) – U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) wrote an op-ed in the Union Leader today taking … Continue reading →
Barbara Whitchurch At Efficiency VT’s annual Better Building by Design conference in Burlington this April, a session titled “Cost: No Obstacle to Sustainability” caught my attention (mostly because cost is the first question that pops into my head regarding any … Continue reading →
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Federal, state, and local governments could reduce CO2 emissions from cement manufacturing by 7.3 million metric tons annually by shifting half of their concrete purchases for public construction projects to a lower-carbon … Continue reading →
Eversource Staff Margaritas is a Mexican restaurant chain with company-owned locations in New Hampshire, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and New Jersey, along with franchises in Maine, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The restaurants are inspired by central Mexico and are designed to … Continue reading →