THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
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.
Voting YES on Amendment 1 is saying YES to jobs in Louisiana Voting yes to Constitutional Amendment #1 on Saturday means voting yes on jobs, families and the economy in.
World Needs New Offshore Oil Investments (via Reuters) Higher investments in offshore oil production are critical to avoiding a supply squeeze by 2020, as expanding shale output will not match.
Top Five Stories in Energy This Week Electricity Infrastructure in Puerto Rico Decimated The United States island territory of Puerto Rico will likely not see electrical power restored before the.
Top Five Stories in Energy This Week Fuel Prices in Florida to Remain High After Hurricane Irma Recovering from one of the most devastating storms to hit Florida in the.
How to Prepare for a Power Outage As Hurricane Irma continues to affect millions of Americans in the southern United States, and particularly Florida, access to basic utilities like electricity.
While social justice issues and international terrorism dominated the headlines this week, here are the stories that we through energy consumers might be interested in. Most notably, the Great American.
