Australia is experiencing a major energy crisis. Supply limitations and skyrocketing wholesale energy costs mean Federal and State governments are shelling out millions of dollars to keep ailing energy supply networks operating, while implementing emergency measures to sustain critical power …
Tag: green energy
From Guest Blogger Jayde Ferguson: Diesel Generators Proving Key to Managing Australia’s Energy Crisis
Tagged with: energy efficiency, green energy, solar energy, solar power, sustainability, Wind Energy
From Guest Blogger Ronald McCarthy: Tech Companies Amongst the First on the Green Energy Path
The green movement is not new; it started in the 19th century right after the industrial revolution and its related environmental degradation. It was a time when growth and innovation went hand in hand with chemical waste and pollution. The …
From Guest Blogger Emily Jones: Investing in Home Electricals – Save Money on your Energy Bills, and Make your Home Greener
Energy use in your home is the first port of call for you to reap the benefits of energy efficiency. As the demand rises for consumers to live green and save money at the same time, energy efficient product manufacturers …
From Guest Blogger Mary Mathis: Why Hydronic Underfloor Heating Is a Boon for the Green Environment
In winters, the floors need to be heated up to a certain temperature, to enable people walk comfortably over these floors, even without carpets. But the room heaters merely heat the air of the room and not the floors. So …
From Guest Blogger Emma Sturgis: Green Home–Roofing Options That Make Your Home More Energy Efficient
Your roof can play a key role in making your entire home more efficient. This can help you keep the thermostat down in the winter and the air conditioner off for longer periods of time in the summer. What are …
From Guest Blogger Anica Oaks: Green Government–Four Ways Public Policy Plays a Massive Role in Green Projects
Public policy plays a huge role in shaping what we do and how we do it as a community. It’s also a good indicator of the values and concerns of society or a specific community. Here are four ways public …
From Guest Blogger Randy Carlson: Solar Osmosis–a Better Drought Solution for the Southwest
America’s Southwest is running out of water. Reservoirs are drying up, and our population continues to grow. Our cities, our high-value agriculture, our environment and our future all depend on water resources we don’t have. One abundant resource the Southwest …
Tagged with: alternative energy, clean energy, Climate Change, green energy, Renewable Energy, solar energy, sustainability
From Guest Blogger Ron Robbins: The Sneaky Way You’re Using Energy
We do a lot of things in the hopes of reducing our carbon footprint. We purchase compact fluorescent light bulbs, carpool to work, use programmable thermostats, take shorter showers and look for energy star electronics to make sure our homes …
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From Guest Blogger Rebecca Hill: Eight Reasons EVs are the Future of Transportation
Whether you’re glued to Google headlines or the New York Times, reading the next headline about electric vehicles probably gives you a rush. Perhaps, it was news of Apple’s interest in charging stations that caught your attention. Or maybe it’s …
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From Guest Blogger Marlena Stoddard: Full Green Ahead–Four Home Innovations Moving Us Toward a More Sustainable Future
We hear a lot about global warming, human impact on the environment, and threats to the future of the planet. But making an environmental difference is up to government and big business alone. We as individual citizens can contribute to …
