Blogs- Page 355 of 594
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Germany’s Bioenergy Villages
Known as Bioenergiedörfer, these villages use locally sourced sustainable fuels to produce most of their electricity and space heat
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Future of LEDs: Lower Cost, Higher Efficacy
LED lamps are more expensive than incandescents and compact fluorescents, but the gap is narrowing
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Can’t Anyone Get Things Right?
Recent experiences with contractors and tradespeople leave me frustrated
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Ductless Minisplits for DIYers
Friedrich will offer two sizes of ductless minisplit units designed for easy installation by homeowners
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Thermal Barriers and Ignition Barriers for Spray Foam
The code is complicated, poorly written, subject to interpretation, and often unenforced
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Vermont Raises Net-Metering Limits
The state legislature approves a plan that will extend net-metering to more solar customers in a rare show of cooperation
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Saving Water — Saving Energy
Saving energy isn’t only about using less electricity and fuel; it’s also about saving water
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Net-Metering Is Preserved in Kansas
An effort to end net metering is blocked, but the price that utilities pay PV system owners for solar power will drop
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Four Ways Bad Duct Systems Can Lead to Poor Indoor Air Quality
Higher energy bills and lower comfort levels may not be the worst of your problems with faulty ducts
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Wood Buildings Make a Happy Planet
Researchers say that fossil fuel use and carbon dioxide emissions could be cut substantially if more wood were used instead of steel and concrete