The average US household produces 7.5 tons of CO2 equivalents per year, contributing to the tens of trillions of tons of U.S. emissions that are quickly changing our environment. 20% of US emissions are from heating, cooling, and powering households – such as natural gas for...
If you reside in Japan, you’ll lose power to your dwelling – on average – once every 20 years. The average U.S. customer loses power once every 9 months. That’s EXCLUDING power failures from hurricanes and other storms, let alone fires. A growing number of consumers are saying...
There are many benefits to installing the E|ONE, a private home generation appliance, in the home: reliable electric power fueled by underground natural gas lines safely away from storms and fires; cost-saving total home space and water heating solutions; and the cost benefits of net metering. Net...
When temperatures in parts of California hit triple digits a week ago, the state’s three biggest utilities turned off power to blocks of homes and businesses. Nobody appreciated these “rolling blackouts” – from Governor Gavin Newsom, who said “you shouldn’t be pleased with the moment that...