Energy Choice Blog

How to Avoid the Projected Higher Heating Costs this Winter

As many of Americans are already experiencing, winter heating costs are expected to be higher this year than the previous 2 years. The reason for the increase is because fuel prices are slightly higher this year. Also, the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration (NOAA) is expecting a colder winter than the previous 2 years.

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Should Biomass be Considered Green Energy?

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Pennsylvania Utilities are Encouraging Businesses and Residents to Shop Around

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Connecticut Utilities are Increasing Their Rates Starting January 1st

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The Light Bulb That May Never Go Out

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Developer Proposes Underground Power Line from Iowa to Chicago

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Wind Power Surpasses Coal Energy Capacity in Texas

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Class Action Lawsuit Brought Against Eversource and Avangrid

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Eversource Seeks Huge Rates Increase in Connecticut

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Duke Energy Proposes a Truly Haunting Rate Hike

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