Exempt Non Efficient Light Bulb Sales Burning Out
Recent data shows sales of exempt incandescent lamps have declined in the face of newer legislated energy efficiency standards in the bulb market. Read more →
Solar Power Rocked The American Energy House In 2012
Production of electricity from U.S. solar power plants rose a staggering 138.9 percent in 2012, a faster growth rate than any other type of generation. Read more →
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Larger New Homes Energy Needs Similar To Older Homes
U.S. homes built in 2000 and later consume only 2% more energy on average than homes built prior to 2000, despite being on average 30% larger. Read more →
U.S. Wind Industry Sees Hugh Growth At End Of 2012
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports on how U.S. wind power saw a 40 percent jump in capacity additions just this past December. Read more →
Efficient, High Wattage Lamps Used In Stadiums, Arenas
The U.S. Energy Information Administration takes a look at the use high intensity discharge (HID) lamps in the wake of the Super Bowl power outage. Read more →
Wind Energy Production Tax Credit (PTC): The Facts
The U.S. Energy Information Administration offers up details on the wind energy production tax credit, currently set to expire at the end of this year. Read more →
Smart Meter Deployments Continue To Rise
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports on how smart meter installations in the United States continue to rise across the country. Read more →
Biofuels Markets Face Blending Constraints, Other Challenges
The U.S. Energy Information Administration takes a look at how the biofuels market faces blending constraints and other challenges. Read more →
Adoption Of Energy Star Equipment Varies Among Appliances
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports on how adoption of the Energy Star standard varies greatly among different types of appliances. Read more →
Combined Heat, Power Technology Fills Important Energy Niche
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports on how combined heat and power technology fills an important energy niche for generating electric power and useful thermal energy. Read more →
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