THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
Gasoline Prices Slightly Lower in Time for Thanksgiving (via WISC) Drivers across the United States got a slight reprieve at the pump as they traveled to meet loved ones for.
Coal Energy Trade Deal Reached Between U.S. and Poland (via DW) More than 73,000 tons of coal extracted from American mines are on their way to Poland as part of.
Massive Power Outage Returns Most of Puerto Rico to Darkness (via UPI) The island of Puerto Rico cannot seem to catch a break. In the wake of the devastation caused.
CEA Midwest’s Chris Ventura discusses the negative implications rejecting the maintenance and construction of energy infrastructure has on Michigan’s families. A lack of adequate pipelines and infrastructure act as a.
Truly Smart Electricity Meters Ready for the Market (via IoT Hub) Residential electricity meters connected to the Internet of Things are finally being installed on a widespread basis. Later this.
Energy Contractor Rebuilding Puerto Rico’s Electric Grid Questioned by U.S. Congress (via USA Today) A small electricity and utility contractor, which until very recently only had two full-time staff members,.
Puerto Rico Residents May Do Without an Electricity Grid (via CBS News) Nearly three million American citizens are still without power several weeks after two devastating hurricanes made landfall in.
Skimping on Home Insulation Products If you want to save energy and money in your household, don’t make the mistake of purchasing insulation products that that are made with inferior.
Top Five Stories in Energy This Week Higher Fuel Prices in the U.S. = Higher Cost of Living In the wake of the devastating 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Americans are.
For Americans living near or below the poverty line, basic necessities like electric power can break a budget. In some jurisdictions, landlords can evict tenants for unpaid utility bills and.
