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The nexus of energy efficiency and climate has never been more dynamic than at this moment. We know that reducing energy use has a direct relationship to lowering carbon and other greenhouse gas (GHG...

A number of Americans are living with limited incomes and disabilities, making it difficult for them to make ends meet. Energy bills can be a substantial burden for them—and with the cost of heating...

On Wednesday, October 26, utility experts and professionals came together for our webinar, EVs and the Community Charging Landscape, to learn how the Resource Innovations (RI) team—and our...

José Pérez, President, CEO, and co-founder of Hispanics In Energy, founder and publisher of Latino Journal, co-founder and chairman of California Utilities Diversity Council. While you've likely...

October is a busy month for celebrating energy efficiency as we honor several programs and initiatives that helped shape our industry into what it is today. Energy Efficiency Day, Public Power Week,...

There’s nothing quite like meeting in person when it comes to creating meaningful connections. As the world continues to emerge from a years-long pandemic, we’re eager to share ideas and come...

Mesa, Arizona has a goal to become a carbon neutral community by 2050. Reaching this goal is not an easy task, but by reducing energy use and becoming more energy efficient they are well on their way...

Today, we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day . Every year since 2014, the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) calls attention to and encourages more women to enter the field of...

Electric vehicles (EVs) play a critical role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality in the United States. Sales and registration of electric vehicles are on the rise as the...

As Juneteenth celebrations commemorating the end of slavery in the United States are taking place, it requires more than just celebrations and acknowledgment to continue to build more equitable and...