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Energy Choice Blog
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MIT Device Converts WiFi To Electricity
Imagine a world where all your devices didn't need a battery and could power themselves from their environment. That is exactly what MIT scientists are working on creating.
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The Latest Electricity Provider Perk? A $50 Lyft Credit
As the electricity provider industry gets more competitive, some are offering new and innovative incentives to stand out
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Washington D.C. will run on 100% renewable energy by 2032
Washington D.C. now joins a list of over 90 cities that have a goal to become 100% renewable in the next 20 years.Â
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How Electricity Storage Will Change The Future of The Energy Industry
Energy storage in growing and becoming cheaper than ever. It may change the entire energy industry.
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NYPD confirms it was a Con Edison transformer, not aliens, that lit up the New York sky and caused multiple blackouts
Some New Yorkers may have gotten a bit of a scare Thursday evening when they looked up and saw a bright blue light in the sky.
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Starbucks Signs Agreement with Constellation to Power More Than 340 Stores with Wind Energy
Starbucks signed a long-term agreement with energy provider Constellation to power more than 340 Illinois stores with wind energy.
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PG&E Seeks Huge Electricity and Gas Rate Increases After Wildfires
PG&E, even before it seeks potential rate hikes linked to wildfire liabilities and lawsuits, on Thursday asked state regulators for large increases in monthly electricity and gas bills
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Video Games Could be Racking Up Your Electricity Bill
Many Americans love to play video games but very few ever consider how it might impact their electricity bill.
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How Big of a Burden is Your Electricity Bill? Comparing How Affordable Electricity is Around the Country
We compare how affordable electricity is around the country and how it effects your wallet.
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PG&E Faces Possible $30 Billion in Damages if Found Responsible for California Wild Fires
California's electricity giant may be responsible for California wild fires that have killed over 100 and caused more than $30 billion in damages.
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