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TVs May Be Consuming $1.2 Billion More Energy Than Expected

Expert BlogNoah Horowitz
Many recently purchased TVs could cost consumers $1.2 billion more on their electricity bills than they anticipated over their television’s lifetime, according to a Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) study published today. The higher costs are due to flaws in…

Small Power, Big Grid: Part 1

Expert BlogAllison Clements
The Emerging Relationship between Distributed Energy Resources and the Transmission System

Still Seeking UN Leadership to End Routine Livestock Drugs

Expert BlogDavid Wallinga, MD
As the UN convenes a high-level meeting on the global epidemic of antibiotic resistance, those seeking urgent action or strong leadership on routine antibiotics in livestock will be disappointed.

Con Edison Commits to Significant New Efficiency Programs

Expert BlogMiles Farmer
A diverse coalition negotiating Con Edison’s rates and services for 2017 through 2019—including Department of Public Service (DPS) staff and Con Edison representatives—agreed to a joint proposal, released today, that includes a significant commitment by the utility to implement new…

More Countries to Formally Join Paris Agreement Next Week

Expert BlogJake Schmidt
After international agreements are finalized it often takes years for countries to formally join the agreement and for the agreement to take effect. It took the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change almost two years after it was adopted for…

Should You Go Solar?

How-ToUnited StatesJillian Mackenzie

Harnessing power from the sun reduces your reliance on fossil fuels, but it can come with a price tag. How to decide if it’s worth it to you.