Month: November 2017

Resilience means a lot in a clean energy future. The DOE has a desire to to shore up coal as well as nuclear power plants in the name of resilience. Some people might actually wonder what resilience actually means. It is definitely one of the hottest trending topics around right now in the electricity sector. There is a way to measure resilience as … [Read more...]

2 veterans have shared why they love to work at Schneider Electric. This place is one of the global leaders in sustainable energy management as well as industrial automation. They provide a work environment that is built on the same base principles that make service members fulfill their missions. The company culture there offers an outlet for … [Read more...]

The electric grid in Texas is fine right now. There is enough power for their needs this year. This is aoog news since electricity runs so many important things. Without it not even hospitals can adequately serve people. The people in Texas can feel safe, though. Their homes and businesses won't have to suffer. The grids in other places are not as … [Read more...]

Electricty-related complaints and registered with the Texas Public Utility Commission dropped almost 31% between 2015 and 2016. The PUC registered 4835 complaints or inquiries in 2016, compared with 6973 in 2015. Complaints dropped in nine out of ten categories of complaints, including provision of service complaints and meter-related … [Read more...]

LEDs are considered environmentally responsible mainly due to their long lived power. They are incredibly efficient and manufacturers have used that longevity when manufacturing based on environmental impact. But as time draws close for masses of LED lights to be discarded, the non recyclable materials used as substrate will accumulate the same way … [Read more...]