Enter some basic information below, and we’ll instantly provide a free estimate of your energy savings. Here's what you need to know about how time-of-use rates work, and how you can make the ...

High temperatures don't have to mean high power bills. Here are some smart, practical energy tips to save on your electricity bill while keeping cool.

What we're aptly calling the "caveman method", is the idea is that we should resort to living like our home is a cave and then, we'll be a lot cooler. Joseph explains the logic behind it: "A cave is ...

As rooftop solar and home batteries show up in more and more places, however, we're building something bigger than a backup: ...

Have you ever thought about where your electricity comes from? Maybe you picture massive generators or big spinning turbines.

If you find yourself in a power outage during an extreme weather event, there’s many things you can do to prepare.

Simply sign up to the House & Home myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. “For many years nobody had lived here; the energy inside felt sad and heavy,” says Violette Serrat of the ...

How Does Home Power Shield Work? Home Power Shield operates on the principle that informed homeowners can make smarter decisions about their energy usage. The system begins with a comprehensive ...

Make your home more energy efficient. Even if you're not able to get ECO funding, there's plenty you can do to save energy at home – and cut your bills in the process. Insulation, double-glazing, ...

The average home uses about 2,700kwh of energy per year, and so 27,000kwh in 10 years. That’s just under half the 46,080kwh in our example, pushing up the price per stored kwh if the battery ...

NRG Energy. CenterPoint Energy. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, better known as ERCOT. Various corporations affiliated with the Texas power grid are household names in Houston. But what ...

Inside Clean Energy How Does Your State Produce Its Electricity? The Variations are Wild and Weird Take a tour of the country in terms of how each state produces power.