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The Summer Solstice is the longest day of the year in terms of daylight and marks the first official day of the summer season. Depending on how the calendar shifts, it occurs between June 20-22. This year, it’s June 20th.

We want clean energy. A 2018 poll showed that over 70% of registered voters want utilities to focus their efforts on offering solar to their customers. For a growing number of municipalities and utilities, community solar is that solution.

With many of staying at home in order to respect social distancing, it might be hard to think of ways you can celebrate Earth Day’s 50th anniversary. But don’t worry, we can help you with that!

Today, there are many different multimedia sources vying for our attention. Even so, television continues to be watched by Americans ages 15 and older nearly three hours per day. Over the course of a year, that number can really add up. This stat is worth considering, both in terms of the cost to power that TV, and the electricity being used, which can vary by television type.

Being an energy-conscious consumer means knowing what small steps you can take to ensure that your limiting your energy usage when possible. Here we debunk 3 common myths about computer power use.