Big utility companies in Florida want the state’s regulators to allow them to cut back energy-efficiency programs over the next five years. Whilst wanting to… Read More »Florida Utilities Want to Cut Back Energy Efficiency Programs
In the United States the Obama administration has used the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to propose a policy that will limit emissions from power-plants, since… Read More »Environmental Protection Agency’s Power Emission Plan
Enmax has come out recently with an updated Choose Free rate. This time around the rate is 7.79 cents per kWh (down from 8.48 cents).… Read More »Is the New Enmax Choose Free Option a Good Choice for You?
Alberta has seen a 49 percent jump in generating capacity of solar power over the last year. Last Thursday it hit a record of 5,001… Read More »Solar Power in Alberta Hits a Milestone
If you are the owner or operator of a large office tower, retail mall, or chain of stores, you have an important responsibility to reduce… Read More »Submetering: A Benefit to Everyone
Halloween has arrived and soon hoards of ghosts and goblins will be at your doorstep. There are some things you can do specifically on Halloween… Read More »Go Green this Halloween!
Alberta’s new Premier Jim Prentice has taken an active approach to Alberta’s energy issues. According to an article published in the Financial Post’s FP Comment… Read More »Switching to Renewable Energy – Weighing Opinions
Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in physics last week for the invention of blue light-emitting diodes (LED). The award is meant to recognize an… Read More »Invention of LED Technology Win Nobel Prize for Physics
We see a slightly tarnished halo. Deregulation has meant no real increase in electricity rates for homeowners and lower power costs for small and medium… Read More »Deregulation: Angel or Demon?
Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is the process where a single fuel source is used to produce both electrical and thermal… Read More »Industrial Cogeneration in Alberta