To tackle both climate change and rising energy costs, Massachusetts has taken a pioneering step in energy pricing through an innovative new initiative. The state's bold plan aims to make heat pumps—an environmentally friendly technology critical to the state's 2050 carbon-neutral goal—more
As the celebration of Public Power Week approaches, Douglas Utilities, along with the American Public Power Association, is sharing valuable tips to help residents reduce their monthly electric bills. This annual event, taking place from October 6 to 12, 2024, emphasizes the importance of reliable,
The Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) has awarded a $24.5 million contract to Baton Rouge-based company APTIM to administer the state's new energy efficiency program through 2029. This program aims to reduce energy waste and save money for consumers. Despite more than a decade of delays
In recent years, the Pacific Northwest has transformed into a beacon of energy efficiency, driven by strategic investments that play a pivotal role in balancing the power grid. Emphasizing energy-efficient upgrades such as heat pumps, electric water heaters, solar panels, home insulation, smart
The Biden administration has announced a significant step towards modernizing the energy codes that regulate buildings across the United States. Through a $90 million investment by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), states, cities, tribal nations, and partner organizations will receive
In a contentious move that could reshape the energy efficiency landscape, PJM Interconnection has proposed to discontinue capacity payments for energy efficiency resources in its auctions. With far-reaching implications for both consumers and energy providers, this proposal has sparked a lively
