If you are willing to embrace sustainability and make the switch to renewable energy for your company, you will see it pay dividends for not only a cost savings, but surplus cash flow as well. Nielsen, in its 2015 Global Corporate Sustainability Report, said that brands showing a commitment to sustainability saw a 4% growth […]
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March 1, 2016 began Ameren Missouri’s acceptance of applications for Custom, Retro-commissioning, and New Construction projects. These incentive projects are now available to Ameren Missouri electric business customers. All project applications will be held to the new program terms and conditions that can be found in the incentive application. What To Know The Missouri
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Europe has been at the forefront of leading a movement surrounded towards a smarter, more efficient power grid that’s heavily based on renewable energy as opposed to coal or nuclear power plants. There’s more than enough reliance on solar power in Europe that solar eclipses have the potential to cause gigawatt-scale power fluctuations. France, on
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The state of California is currently dealing a unique situation with their grid called the “Duck Curve.” The Duck Curve, which was recently brought to the table, has a historic opportunity to modernize the grid while encouraging innovation and creative thinking. What is the Duck Curve? The “duck curve” graph, as it’s known in energy
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Energy audits are performed for commercial building owners for a variety of reasons, but mainly focus around the thought of being able to reduce operation expenses. A building’s energy audit will determine which types of practices are the best for building energy efficiency within the property. Not only will it give you the opportunity to
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Now that there are over 20 gigawatts of cumulative solar capacity operating in the United States, it is hardly foreign to anyone. That number is on pace to double over the next years in our country. Solar grew 38% from 2013 to 2014 with much thanks to the utility-scale sector and wound up reaching nearly
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It is no secret that we have seen the prices of kilowatts (kw) increase over the years. Our population is growing at a rapid pace, while we find the United States producing less electricity than ever before. Sounds like a problem, right? None of this leads to good news for our environment, or our energy
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