As the world is in the midst of an ongoing energy crisis, people are looking for ways to reduce electricity consumption. Here are five instant changes you can make to reduce your electricity bill: ...

Scientists have unveiled a new approach to powering quantum computers using quantum batteries—a breakthrough that could make future computers faster, more reliable, and more energy efficient.

In the contemporary world, where energy efficiency and sustainability have become top priorities for homeowners, the Eco Energy Saver emerges as an innovative solution to combat high electricity bills ...

The White House has zeroed in on energy prices as a political and economic pressure point heading into this year’s midterms, ordering an all-of-government accounting of how the administration can make ...

Energy-efficient windows can improve comfort and reduce heat loss. Learn how they work, what features matter and when ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Xcel Energy has prepared for temperatures in the Upper Midwest to drop below zero, and the company is offering ...

What if a single idea, once dismissed as impossible, could spark innovations that save millions of dollars and transform energy efficiency? The concept of a “free energy generator” has long been the ...

Gov. Maura Healey plans to spend $180 million to help temporarily reduce electricity bills by 25%, and gas bills by 10%, for residential utility customers for the months of February and March, her ...

Here are 7 practical ways prepaid meter users can reduce electricity bills and save energy and money, from switching to energy-saving appliances to tracking usage. The Federal Government announced ...

Massachusetts residents will see lower gas and electric bills in February and March, but utility companies plan to recover ...

Vermont’s state government is failing to meet and monitor its own longstanding goals to formally reduce the amount of energy the state consumes — laws and systems aimed both at reducing cost and ...

California has the second-highest electricity bills in the nation, and no candidate for governor has honed in as much as climate investor Tom Steyer. But is his promise to cut bills 25% realistic?