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Small Energy Improvements That Make a Big Difference

Garrett Spangler| April 16, 2026| Energy Audit

Improving a home’s energy efficiency does not always require major upgrades. In many cases, small adjustments can create significant results. Routine maintenance, minor repairs, and…

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The Shift to Electric: Why Homes Are Moving Toward Electrification

Garrett Spangler| April 16, 2026| Electrification

The way homes consume energy is evolving rapidly. Electrification is becoming a central part of modern home design and upgrades. Electric vehicle charging, high-efficiency HVAC…

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Why Solar Performance Matters More Than Installation

Garrett Spangler| April 16, 2026| Home Efficiency

Installing solar is only the first step. Maintaining performance delivers long-term value. Solar systems can underperform due to equipment failures, monitoring issues, or environmental factors.…

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Hidden Energy Waste: What You Don’t See Is Costing You

Garrett Spangler| April 16, 2026| Energy Audit

Energy waste in a home is rarely visible, but it measurably impacts both cost and environmental footprint. One of the most common issues is poor…

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Earth Day Starts at Home: How Your House Impacts the Planet

Garrett Spangler| April 16, 2026| Electrification

Earth Day is often associated with large-scale environmental efforts, but one of the biggest opportunities for impact starts much closer to home. Residential energy use…

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EDGE Energy Featured in Southern Maryland News: Turning Unsafe Homes into High-Performance Homes

Garrett Spangler| March 26, 2026| Education

When a home loses heat, it’s uncomfortable.When a home loses heat during a medical crisis, it becomes urgent. A recent feature from Southern Maryland News…

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What the 2025 RESNET Report Says About Energy Efficiency and Why It Matters to You

Garrett Spangler| March 20, 2026| Electrification

If you’ve ever heard the term “HERS rating” and weren’t totally sure what it meant, you’re not alone. But behind that acronym is one of…

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How Planning Your HVAC Replacement Early Could Save You Up to $25,000

Garrett Spangler| March 10, 2026| HVAC

Most homeowners replace their HVAC system the same way: when it fails. Unfortunately, that usually means making a rushed decision in the middle of extreme…

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Energy Efficiency Jobs Are Surging Nationwide. Here’s Why That Matters for Homeowners.

Garrett Spangler| February 20, 2026| Electrification

The newest Energy Efficiency Jobs in America (EEJA) report confirms what many homeowners are already seeing on the ground. Energy efficiency is not a niche…

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Virginia Solar Policy Update: Proposed Change to Dominion Standby Charge Threshold (HB1255)

Garrett Spangler| February 20, 2026| Solar

What Dominion Energy customers considering solar should know A proposed change that could affect solar system sizing A bill currently moving through the Virginia legislature,…

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Federal Energy Assistance Funding Increases for 2026: What It Means for DMV Homeowners

Garrett Spangler| February 20, 2026| Energy Assistance

Several major federal energy assistance and efficiency programs received continued or increased funding for 2026. While most homeowners never see these federal decisions directly, they…

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Electrification 101: How Upgrading Your Home’s Equipment Lowers Energy Costs, Improves Comfort, and Future-Proofs Your Home

Garrett Spangler| February 20, 2026| Electrification| 1 Comment

What Home Electrification Actually Means Home electrification simply means replacing older fossil-fuel powered equipment with modern high-efficiency electric systems. Instead of gas appliances or outdated…

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Now Open: Larry Zarker Healthy Homes Scholarship

Garrett Spangler| February 20, 2026| Education

Expanding Access to Healthier, Safer Homes A new industry scholarship is now available for individuals who want to improve the comfort, health, and safety of…

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Almost 9 Out of 10 U.S. Homes are Seriously Under-Insulated — Here’s What That Means for Your Bills and Comfort

Garrett Spangler| January 28, 2026| Home Efficiency

A new national study shows a startling truth: 89 percent of single-family detached homes in the United States do not meet basic insulation standards set…

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How Modern Energy Codes Help Homes Stay Safe During Extreme Power Outages

Garrett Spangler| January 28, 2026| Home Efficiency

When extreme weather hits and the power goes out, how long your home can stay safe matters. A national laboratory study found that during a…

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Why Clearing Snow Around Your Outdoor HVAC Unit Matters

Garrett Spangler| January 28, 2026| Home Efficiency

Winter storms do not just impact roads and power lines. They can also shut down your heating system if your outdoor HVAC unit gets buried…

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Weather-Driven Power Outages Are Rising. Here’s What It Means for Your Home.

Garrett Spangler| January 28, 2026| Battery Storage

The number of major power outages in the United States caused by severe weather has been climbing for years. A Climate Central analysis of federal…

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Winter Storm Safety: Space Heaters, Power Strips, and Generators

Garrett Spangler| January 28, 2026| Home Efficiency

What to Plug In. What Not To. And Why It Matters. Winter storms and power outages push homeowners to rely on space heaters, power strips,…

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Up to $15,000 in Maryland. Up to $5,000 in DC. Real money. Real results.

Jay Nichols| January 23, 2026| Energy Audit

If your attic is leaking air, your house is bleeding money. Period. The good news is that 2026 brings serious utility-funded rebates for income-eligible homeowners…

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See If Your Attic Is Leaking Heat. Schedule a Winter Attic Evaluation

Jay Nichols| January 23, 2026| Energy Audit

Snow melts. Heat escapes. Your roof tells the truth. After a winter storm, some roofs stay white. Others melt fast, patchy, and uneven. That is…

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The Big Beautiful Bill: The Lesson Everyone Should Learn Going Into 2026

Garrett Spangler| December 5, 2025| Home Efficiency

If there is one takeaway from the big beautiful bill that just dropped this year, it is this: take advantage of rebates while you have…

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2026 Is The Year To Feast On Weatherization And Electrification Rebates

Garrett Spangler| December 5, 2025| Electrification

Maryland and DC homeowners have a rare window of opportunity. Don’t waste it. If you have been putting off insulation upgrades, air sealing, heat pumps,…

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Why Solar Battery Storage Will Surge Even After the Federal Tax Credit Ends in 2025

Garrett Spangler| December 5, 2025| Battery Storage

With the federal tax credit for solar battery storage ending after 2025, many homeowners assume interest in batteries will slow down. It will not. The…

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Solar PPAs and Leases at EDGE Energy: Transparent Options Built Around Your Goals

Garrett Spangler| December 5, 2025| Solar

When you shop for solar, you run into a lot of noise. Confusing pricing. Pushy offers. Contract fine print that somehow never gets mentioned in…

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Solar PPAs and Leases: The Good, The Bad, and the Red Flags Homeowners Need To Know

Garrett Spangler| December 5, 2025| Solar

Not all solar financing is created equal. Power Purchase Agreements and solar leases can be great tools when they’re built responsibly and transparently. They give…

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What Happens if I Move After Going Solar?

Garrett Spangler| December 4, 2025| Solar

Going solar is a smart investment in your home and your future. But life changes. People relocate. Families grow. Homes get sold. One of the…

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Why Do I Still Have a Utility Bill After Going Solar?

Garrett Spangler| December 4, 2025| Solar

One of the most common questions we hear from new solar homeowners is simple:“If I have solar, why do I still get a utility bill?”…

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How Do I Monitor My Solar System Through the Enphase Monitoring App?

Garrett Spangler| December 4, 2025| Solar

If your home has an Enphase solar system, you already have a built-in performance command center right in your pocket. The Enphase Monitoring App lets…

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How Do I Maintain My Solar System Over Time?

Garrett Spangler| December 4, 2025| Solar

Solar panels are built to last 25 to 30 years or more. But they are not a hands-off system. Routine maintenance protects your production, your…

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How Do I Sell Excess Solar Energy Back to the Grid?

Garrett Spangler| December 4, 2025| Solar

If your solar panels produce more electricity than your home uses, you do not lose that extra power. In most cases, you can send it…

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Run Full Dishwasher Loads — Save Water & Energy

Garrett Spangler| November 7, 2025| Home Efficiency

When you’re hosting family and friends, dishes pile up fast — but don’t rush to hand-wash! Running a full dishwasher uses less water and energy…

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Lower the Thermostat — Extra Guests = Free Heating

Garrett Spangler| November 7, 2025| Home Efficiency

Thanksgiving Energy-Saving Tip from EDGE Energy Thanksgiving doesn’t just fill your home with joy — it fills it with warmth, too. Between a full house,…

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Use Slow Cookers, Air Fryers & Convection Settings

Garrett Spangler| November 7, 2025| Home Efficiency

When the holiday cooking marathon begins, your oven works overtime — and so does your energy bill. But here’s a smart chef’s secret: smaller, high-efficiency…

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Let Your Fridge Breathe: Thanksgiving Energy-Saving Tip

Garrett Spangler| November 7, 2025| Home Efficiency

When the holiday cooking frenzy begins, your refrigerator becomes the hardest-working appliance in the house. From turkey brining to storing those delicious leftovers, keeping the…

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Use Your Oven Wisely — and Don’t Peek!

Garrett Spangler| November 7, 2025| Home Efficiency

Save energy and keep Thanksgiving cooking on track. When you’re busy preparing holiday meals, it’s tempting to crack open the oven door to check your…

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Crawl Space Encapsulation: The Hidden Key to a Healthier, More Efficient Home

Garrett Spangler| November 3, 2025| Home Efficiency

When most homeowners think about energy efficiency, they think about insulation, HVAC systems, or windows—but rarely the crawl space.Yet this hidden part of your home…

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Insulation: The Unsung Hero of Home Comfort and Energy Efficiency

Garrett Spangler| November 3, 2025| Home Efficiency

When most homeowners think about saving energy, they picture solar panels or smart thermostats. But there’s one upgrade that often delivers the fastest return on…

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Sealing the Leaks You Can’t See: The Power of Aerosealing

Garrett Spangler| November 3, 2025| Home Efficiency

Even well-built homes in the DMV can lose up to 30% of their heated or cooled air through hidden duct leaks. That’s money—and comfort—literally slipping…

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The Hidden Leaks in Your Home: Why Traditional Duct Sealing Matters

Garrett Spangler| November 3, 2025| Home Efficiency

If you’ve ever noticed uneven temperatures around your home—too hot in one room, too cold in another—your ductwork could be to blame. Many homeowners don’t…

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Why Newer Homes Aren’t Always More Energy Efficient

Garrett Spangler| November 3, 2025| Energy Assistance

The Hidden Efficiency Gaps in Modern Construction When people think of “new construction,” they often assume that “energy efficient” comes built-in. Unfortunately, that’s not always…

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Solar Quality Vs Cost

Jay Nichols| October 17, 2025| Solar

Why You Should Pay for Quality Going solar is one of the best investments you can make for your home, your wallet, and the planet.…

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Snow Removal for Solar Panels

Jay Nichols| October 17, 2025| Education

Snow Removal for Solar Panels: Why It Matters in the DMV When snow blankets the DMV region—Maryland, Washington D.C., and Virginia—your solar panels can stop…

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Whole House Surge Protection

Jay Nichols| October 17, 2025| Uncategorized

Whole House Surge Protection — What It Is, and Why You Should Consider It When most homeowners think about protecting their homes, they think about…

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SRECs in The DMV

Jay Nichols| October 17, 2025| Education

SRECs (Solar Renewable Energy Certificates): What Are They and How Do They Work in the DMV? If you live in Maryland, Washington D.C., or Virginia…

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Electricity Rates Are Going Up

Jay Nichols| October 17, 2025| Utility Bills

If you have opened your utility bill lately, you have seen what many families across Maryland, Washington D.C., and Virginia are already feeling: electricity rates…

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Keep Your Home in Top Shape This Season

Jay Nichols| October 12, 2025| Education

Homeownership comes with a long list of responsibilities, and it can be easy to lose track of the small tasks that make a big difference…

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Why Smoke & CO Detector Maintenance Matters

Jay Nichols| October 10, 2025| Home Efficiency

Why Smoke and CO Detector Maintenance is Essential for Your Home’s Safety When most people think about protecting their families, they imagine locking doors, installing…

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Winter Gutter Prep Tips for DMV Homeowners

Jay Nichols| October 10, 2025| Home Efficiency

Preparing Your Gutters for Winter: Protect Your Home Before the Snow Falls Winter in The DMV brings cold weather, snow, and ice—all of which can…

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Fix Cold Spots Fast: Improve Comfort with a Home Energy Audit from EDGE Energy

Jay Nichols| October 10, 2025| Home Efficiency

Eliminate Winter Drafts and Cold Spots with an Energy Audit Remember those lingering drafts and cold spots last winter that never seemed to go away?…

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Why Clean HVAC Filters Matter for Your Home and the Planet

Jay Nichols| October 10, 2025| Home Efficiency

Your HVAC system does more than just keep your home comfortable — it also plays a key role in maintaining healthy indoor air quality and…

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The best heat pump brands for 2026, ranked

Jay Nichols| September 22, 2025| Electrification
HVAC technician installing a Goodman heat pump system outdoors

Wondering which heat pump is right for your home? Our guide compares leading brands to help you cut energy bills, stay comfortable, and save year-round.

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Lease, buy, or solar PPA? How to install solar panels in 2026

Jay Nichols| September 8, 2025| Financing
maryland solar installation

Key takeaways The 30% federal tax credit for homeowner-owned solar ends after 2025. In 2026, most homeowners will benefit most from solar PPAs or leases.…

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DMV Home Energy Forecast 2025–2035: Solar, Batteries & Rebates

Jay Nichols| July 29, 2025| Battery Storage

2025–2035 Home Energy Forecast: Solar, Battery Storage, Rebates & Efficiency Upgrades in the DMV As a homeowner in the District of Columbia, Maryland, or Virginia…

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Is this mold in my crawlspace bad?

Jay Nichols| July 28, 2025| Home health
Moldy crawlspace

If you’ve spotted black mold in your crawlspace, especially in an older home without a vapor barrier, you’re not alone. A homeowner recently asked, “Is…

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Which upgrades cut summer cooling costs the most?

Jay Nichols| July 15, 2025| Energy Audit

If you’re paying an arm and a leg to keep your home cool this summer, you probably want to know what you can do to…

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SunStrong Monitoring vs Enphase

Jay Nichols| June 26, 2025| Solar

SunStrong vs Enphase: Which Solar Monitoring System Is Right for You? Let’s talk about something most solar customers don’t think much about—until something goes wrong:…

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Case study: This Maryland family nets $100 a month with solar energy

Jay Nichols| June 13, 2025| Case Studies
maryland solar installation

“I was very happy with EDGE Energy – not pushy, no hard sell. They understood my timeline and answered every question.” – Ron R., Frederick,…

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Squirrels Nearly Burned This House Down—Here’s How to Stop It From Happening to You

Jay Nichols| May 12, 2025| Solar

We were recently called out to inspect a solar system after the homeowner experienced a fire on their roof. It wasn’t our customer—but it quickly…

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Is SunPower Back? Here’s What EDGE Energy Customers Need to Know

Jay Nichols| May 6, 2025| Solar

Over the past few months, a familiar name has resurfaced in the solar space: SunPower. Once considered a gold standard in residential solar, SunPower was…

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In this economy?! Predictable power bills are priceless

Jay Nichols| April 24, 2025| Financing
installing solar panels

When the news is full of economic uncertainty, it’s easy to get nervous about making big purchases. But for lots of homeowners, that uncertainty is…

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Case study: Lower bills, cleaner air – Here’s how this retiree did it

Jay Nichols| April 10, 2025| Case Studies
gas sniffer test

“I was very pleased with the work Edge Energy did in my house. Every person I spoke with (supervisors and workers) were very professional and…

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A Gas Leak Forced This Family Out – Electrification Brought Them Home

Jay Nichols| February 21, 2025| Case Studies
cracked heat exchanger

“EDGE Energy did an amazing job! Their ENTIRE team is AMAZING! They were very knowledgeable, thorough, and efficient! They take time to actually listen to…

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Case Study: Washington DC Home Electrification

Jay Nichols| July 26, 2024| Case Studies
washington dc solar panels

“We wanted to get completely off fossil fuels at home. I’m an environmentalist. It’s important to walk the walk.” (Karen S.) Our client Karen S.…

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2025 Virginia Net Metering Changes: The End of Solar as We Know It?

Jay Nichols| May 30, 2024| Solar
two way electric meter virginia

In Virginia, residential solar panels typically pay for themselves in nine to 15 years, making them a solid financial investment with retail rate net metering.…

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Energy Savings for Every Income

Jay Nichols| February 6, 2024| Case Studies
attic insulation

Here at EDGE Energy, we’re well known for our solar panels and quality service. Not as many people know that we’ve committed about half our…

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Case Study: Maryland Solar Panels + Battery

Jay Nichols| January 19, 2024| Battery Storage
maryland solar panels

If you’re thinking about installing solar panels on your home in Maryland, and probably have lots of questions, like: In the case study, you’ll find…

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2026 Washington DC Solar Incentives

Jay Nichols| January 2, 2024| Incentives
opening solar tax credit

Here in DC, we have some of the strongest solar incentives in the country. Financially, installing solar panels is a slam dunk. In the first…

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EDGE ENERGY ranked as top 5 best solar company in MD!

EDGE Staff Writer| July 3, 2023| Uncategorized

Solar panels can help homeowners live more sustainably and pay less for energy, and the best solar companies in Maryland aim to make solar panel…

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What a Microgrid Is Not | Microgrid Knowledge

EDGE Staff Writer| July 3, 2023| Uncategorized

Over the years we’ve heard about many microgrids that are not microgrids. The term has become sexy, so sometimes it’s overused. Here are four technologies…

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ENERGY STAR Honors Five Pearl Certification Network Contractors

EDGE Staff Writer| June 8, 2023| Uncategorized

Of the seven contractor companies that earned Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® Contractor of the Year — Sustained Excellence honors, five belong to Pearl Certification’s elite Contractor Network.…

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Amid a massive American clean energy shift, grid operators play catch-up

EDGE Staff Writer| June 8, 2023| Uncategorized

For the better part of the past century, the American electric power system evolved around large, mostly fossil fuel power plants delivering electricity to residences,…

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Small Yet Significant Life Changes You Can Make to Reduce Waste

EDGE Staff Writer| June 8, 2023| Uncategorized

Wastefulness is a tremendous problem for our planet that’s getting more and more awareness in past years. Humans produce so much waste that the earth…

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NASA says these are the best plants to filter the air in your home

EDGE Staff Writer| June 8, 2023| Uncategorized

Back in the late ’80s, NASA was looking for ways to detoxify the air in its space stations. So it conducted a study to determine…

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Hydrogen-producing rooftop solar panels nearing commercialization

EDGE Staff Writer| June 8, 2023| Uncategorized

KU Leuven researchers have developed rooftop panels that capture both solar power and water from the air. Like traditional PV modules, hydrogen panels are also…

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US companies are producing heat pumps that work below -20F

EDGE Staff Writer| June 5, 2023| Uncategorized

Heating and cooling equipment multinational Johnson Controls has developed an air source heat pump prototype that can operate in temperatures below -20F (-29C) as part of the…

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Scientists Working to Generate Electricity From Thin Air Make Breakthrough

EDGE Staff Writer| June 5, 2023| Uncategorized

Scientists have invented a device that can continuously generate electricity from thin air, offering a glimpse of a possible sustainable energy source that can be…

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Exposure to pollution has long-term effect on multiple generations

EDGE Staff Writer| April 13, 2021| Repost

Lake County News March 20, 2021 Now new research by the U.S. Census Bureau suggests that exposure to fine particulates not only harms those directly…

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EDGE Energy Earns 2021 ENERGY STAR® Contractor of the Year – Sustained Excellence Award for Four Years in a Row

EDGE Staff Writer| April 12, 2021| Uncategorized
Energy star award black background

Beltsville, MD, April 13, 2021 — EDGE Energy is proud to announce that it has received the 2021 ENERGY STAR Contractor of the Year—Sustained Excellence…

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What are NFTs? Non-fungible tokens explained like you’re 5

EDGE Staff Writer| April 9, 2021| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Laptop Magazine March 26, 2021 NFTs explained: What are they, how to buy them and more Continue reading here.

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THESE 3D PRINTED NET-ZERO BUILDINGS COULD BE THE ‘FUTURE OF HOUSING’

EDGE Staff Writer| April 9, 2021| Uncategorized

Euro News April 1, 2021 Set to be constructed in Coachella Valley, home to the world-famous music festival, 15 homes are being built using 3D-printing,…

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This net-zero home produces no waste or carbon – aesthetics & sustainability coexisting in architecture!

EDGE Staff Writer| April 9, 2021| Home Efficiency

Yanko Design April 6, 2021 Architect Arielle Condoret Schechter was up to the challenge of designing their dream net-zero home. The home had to be…

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Maryland advances supercharged climate action bill

EDGE Staff Writer| March 17, 2021| Repost

PV Magazine March 15, 2021 To help promote local clean energy, the bill would require new large buildings in the state to be solar-ready. Continue…

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Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code Updates

EDGE Staff Writer| March 17, 2021| Home Efficiency

VAEEC March 1, 2021 The Department of Housing and Community Development Board has finalized the latest update to the Uniform Statewide Building Code (USBC). This…

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Biden administration puts a price on carbon

EDGE Staff Writer| March 15, 2021| Repost

Ars Technica March 1, 2021 The Biden administration announced it had fulfilled the requirements of one of the executive orders issued on the very first day of his presidency:…

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This map shows every one of the world’s remaining coal power plants

EDGE Staff Writer| March 15, 2021| Repost

Fast Company March 4, 2021 There are more than 4,000 coal power plants globally. Now you can track every one and see if they’re closing—or…

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House Climate Bill Includes Billions for Microgrid Funding

EDGE Staff Writer| March 15, 2021| Repost

Microgrid Knowledge March 4, 2021 The CLEAN Future Act authorizes $565 billion in spending to cut greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050, with…

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EPP-10 The Future of Energy Codes

EDGE Staff Writer| March 15, 2021| Home Efficiency

RESNET We all have followed the development of energy codes over the last decade, but how will the development and implementation of energy code progress…

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Sustainable microgrids are the future of clean energy

EDGE Staff Writer| February 22, 2021| Repost

TechCrunch March 4, 2020 Across the U.S., sustainable microgrids are emerging as a vital tool in the fight against climate change and increasingly common natural…

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NREL Research Points to Strategies for Recycling of Solar Panels

EDGE Staff Writer| February 22, 2021| Repost

NREL July 13, 2020 Due to rapid increase of PV installations over the past decade, there is expected to be an explosion of retired PV…

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How corporations are buying up houses — robbing families of the American Dream

EDGE Staff Writer| February 22, 2021| Repost

New York Post July 18, 2020 “At an auction in Sacramento, a house flipper named Ryan Heck was bewildered by a bidder who bought every…

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The Environmental Threat You’ve Never Heard Of

EDGE Staff Writer| February 22, 2021| Repost

Hakai Magazine February 10, 2021 It’s called coastal darkening, and scientists are just beginning to explore it. Continue reading here.

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New Energy Storage “Water Battery” Breakthrough: Look Ma, No Underground Powerhouse

EDGE Staff Writer| February 21, 2021| Home Efficiency

Clean Technica August 24, 2020 Plain water and a new type of turbine are the keys to a pumped hydro energy storage system aimed at…

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Unless we change course, the US agricultural system could collapse

EDGE Staff Writer| February 21, 2021| Repost

The Guardian August 26, 2020 Picture an ideal dinner plate. If you’re like most Americans, it features a hearty portion of meat, from animals fattened…

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How to decarbonize America — and create 25 million jobs

EDGE Staff Writer| February 21, 2021| Repost

Vox August 27, 2020 The US has the technology to decarbonize by 2035. Here’s a plan to do it.  Continue reading here.

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Global carbon emissions down by record 7% in 2020

EDGE Staff Writer| February 19, 2021| Repost

Deutsche Welle November 12, 2020 Researchers say global carbon emissions dropped by an estimated 2.4 billion metric tons this year due to the coronavirus-induced lockdowns.…

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Big Stimulus For Clean Energy: Covid Relief Bill To Include Bipartisan Support For Green Tax Credits

EDGE Staff Writer| February 19, 2021| Repost

Forbes December 21, 2020 In a bipartisan boost from Congress, tax credits for solar and wind energy (ITC and PTC), carbon capture and biofuels appear…

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10 easy ways to ‘Go Green’ in 2021

EDGE Staff Writer| February 19, 2021| Home Efficiency

CNN January 3, 2021 It doesn’t need to be hard either. Simple steps to reduce, reuse and recycle can add up. Often many of these…

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How fossil fuel companies are knowingly scheming to profit from climate change

EDGE Staff Writer| February 19, 2021| Repost

BoingBoing January 5, 2021 “In their view, they see themselves as pragmatic: they’ve invested all this time and energy and infrastructure into oil, so they…

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Amazon Rainforest Will Collapse by 2064, New Study Predicts

EDGE Staff Writer| February 19, 2021| Repost

EcoWatch January 27, 2021 The future of the world’s largest rainforest looks bleak. A new report for Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development concluded that the Amazon rainforest will collapse…

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BlackRock’s Latest Climate Instructions Come With a New Threat

EDGE Staff Writer| February 19, 2021| Repost

Bloomberg February 17, 2021 The world’s largest shareholder said it could vote against company directors that fail to provide credible climate plans. Continue reading here.

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Why So Many American Homes Are Flimsy

EDGE Staff Writer| February 18, 2021| Repost

Cheddar February 11, 2021 Have you ever wondered why houses in the U.S. seem so much less sturdy than houses elsewhere? You can hear through…

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How Your Water Heater Can Be a Secret Weapon in the Climate Change Fight

EDGE Staff Writer| February 18, 2021| Home Efficiency

Bloomberg February 11, 2021 California wants to replace millions of gas water heaters with high-tech electric ones to serve as “thermal batteries” for storing solar…

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Electricity-free radiative system cools buildings and heats water

EDGE Staff Writer| February 16, 2021| Home Efficiency

New Atlas February 8, 2021 Air conditioners and other cooling systems are among our biggest consumers of electricity, so finding ways to passively cool buildings…

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Study warns U.S. cities may be dramatically underestimating their carbon footprints — some by as much as 145%

EDGE Staff Writer| February 16, 2021| Repost

CBS News February 4, 2021 Reducing greenhouse gas emissions plays a vital role in fighting climate change. And while many cities are tracking their carbon…

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Energy Efficiency Before Going Solar: How Much Difference In The Cost Does It Make?

EDGE Staff Writer| February 16, 2021| Home Efficiency

Clean Technica February 3, 2021 If you’re in the market for solar, though, one thing needs to be top of mind: the price you pay…

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Energy Efficiency Before Going Solar: How Much Difference In The Cost Does It Make?

EDGE Staff Writer| February 4, 2021| Home Efficiency

Clean Technica February 3, 2021 If you’re in the market for solar, though, one thing needs to be top of mind: the price you pay…

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5 New Discoveries That Should Shape The Way We Approach Climate Change

EDGE Staff Writer| February 4, 2021| Repost

Mind Body Green February 3, 2021 “This series is a critical part of our mission to get the latest science to decision-makers in an accessible…

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Here are three creative ways to disguise your outdoor heat pump unit

EDGE Staff Writer| February 3, 2021| Repost

Flocon There are many different ways you can improve the look of your outdoor external unit or hide from view altogether if you prefer. Hiding…

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This Tiny Nuclear Reactor Will Change Energy—and Now It’s Officially Safe

EDGE Staff Writer| January 28, 2021| Repost

Popular Mechanics September 2, 2020 “As the first U.S. small modular reactor design to be issued a FSER, NuScale is pioneering the way for additional…

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9 Types of Indoor Fruit Trees You Can Grow in Your Living Room

EDGE Staff Writer| January 28, 2021| Repost

Food52 May 14, 2020 There are decorative house plants and then there are edible plants that you tend to in a tiny kitchen garden. But what about in between?…

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U.S. regulators woke up and realized climate change could cause a financial crisis

EDGE Staff Writer| January 28, 2021| Repost

Grist September 10, 2020 For the first time in U.S. history, a federal regulatory agency has put out a report recognizing climate change as a…

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Nano-diamond self-charging batteries could disrupt energy as we know it

EDGE Staff Writer| January 28, 2021| Repost

New Atlas August 25, 2020 California company NDB says its nano-diamond batteries will absolutely upend the energy equation, acting like tiny nuclear generators. They will…

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Why We Shouldn’t Have AI Without Blockchain

EDGE Staff Writer| January 28, 2021| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Forbes July 23, 2020 To confidently support the expansion of AI as we move toward the next phase of the internet, the internet itself must…

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World-first home hydrogen battery stores 3x the energy of a Powerwall 2

EDGE Staff Writer| January 26, 2021| Home Efficiency

New Atlas January 22, 2021 To get off the grid with home solar, you need to be able to generate energy when the Sun’s out,…

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Furnace Cost Considerations You Need to Know!

EDGE Staff Writer| January 26, 2021| Home Efficiency

Family Handyman New furnaces are more complex than ever with lots of new features, higher efficiencies and higher costs. Knowing what to ask an HVAC…

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Net-Zero Challenge: The supply chain opportunity

EDGE Staff Writer| January 26, 2021| Repost

World Economic Forum January 21, 2021 “Supply-chain decarbonization will be a ‘game changer’ for the impact of corporate climate action. Addressing Scope 3 emissions is…

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It takes an estimated seven nuclear plants to power our bitcoin mining

EDGE Staff Writer| January 26, 2021| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Engadget August 26, 2020 Recent studies suggest that Bitcoin-related power consumption has reached record highs this year — with more than seven gigawatts of power…

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Goal Zero’s Yeti 1500X is the best solar generator for most people

EDGE Staff Writer| January 22, 2021| Repost

Input Mag January 9, 2021 In a world of crumbling infrastructure and exploding interest in outdoor recreation, Goal Zero’s Yeti 1500X is just what the…

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Google’s Carbon Offset Plan Shows Where the World Has Failed on Climate Change

EDGE Staff Writer| January 22, 2021| Repost

Gizmodo September 14, 2020 Google didn’t actually go back in time and stop itself from producing millions of tons of greenhouse gas pollution. Instead, it offset those…

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Why Is Indoor-Air Pollution Largely Unregulated?

EDGE Staff Writer| January 22, 2021| Uncategorized

Fine Homebuilding When most of us think of air pollution, we typically envision big smokestacks billowing clouds of noxious gases, the smog that coats major…

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Over half of western United States’ most abundant tree species in decline

EDGE Staff Writer| January 20, 2021| Education

Changing forest disturbance regimes and climate are driving accelerated tree mortality across temperate forests. However, it remains unknown if elevated mortality has induced decline of…

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DIY Furnace Maintenance Will Save A Repair Bill

EDGE Staff Writer| January 20, 2021| Home Efficiency

Save money and increase your heating system’s efficiency and comfort by following these simple steps to keep your furnace in tip-top condition. Together, these tasks…

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New form of solar energy to enter US market

EDGE Staff Writer| January 20, 2021| Repost

Organic energy uses a thin film panel to capture the sun’s rays and converts it to power, similar to traditional solar power. The panels could be…

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Climate Change: Humans Have About 12 Years Before Everything Is at Stake

EDGE Staff Writer| September 10, 2020| Repost

Inverse May 30, 2019 The claim that humanity only has just over a decade left due to climate change is based on a misunderstanding. In…

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75 Executives Lobbied Congress for a National Carbon Price. We Listened

EDGE Staff Writer| September 9, 2020| Repost

Forbes June 1, 2019 Right before Memorial Day, over 75 businesses came to Capitol Hill to demand that their lawmakers establish a national carbon price.…

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Leap, a New Startup Testing Blockchain, Takes 90MW Stake in California’s Distributed Energy Auction

EDGE Staff Writer| August 29, 2020| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

GreenTechMedia, June 26, 2018 California’s latest DRAM round sees a big new entry by an unknown startup. Click to Continue

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Why Blockchain May Not Be the Best Tool for Energy Trading

EDGE Staff Writer| August 29, 2020| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Despite the hype, the technology suffers from serious flaws. Click to Continue

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“Learning to live off grid: ‘Every little thing counts’ “

EDGE Staff Writer| August 29, 2020| Uncategorized

Cbc June 9th, 2018 The Vihvelins’ home in Charlotte County is powered exclusively by solar panels and a wind turbine Read more here

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8 tiny homes built tough for off-grid living

EDGE Staff Writer| August 29, 2020| Uncategorized

Inhabitat June 22nd, 2018 Many people mistake tiny homes for delicate structures that provide a minimal amount of space for simple living. But these modern…

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“Study finds pollution is more deadly than war, natural disasters, and disease “

EDGE Staff Writer| August 29, 2020| Featured

Inhabitat October 23rd, 2017 Environmental pollution isn’t just inconvenient – it’s downright deadly. Every year, more people are killed by pollutants — from toxic air…

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Instead Of Buying Electricity From The Power Company, What If You Bought It From Your Neighbor?

EDGE Staff Writer| August 28, 2020| Uncategorized

Fastcompany December 5, 2016 Traditionally, when you want electricity, you buy it from a utility. In the future, you may buy it from the house…

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Cities Are Underestimating Their Carbon Footprint

EDGE Staff Writer| August 28, 2020| Featured

Usnews June 17th, 2019, To avoid devastating consequences, emissions from the world’s cities must decrease 50% by 2030, a report finds. Read more here

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Enosi launches a blockchain-based energy trading platform

EDGE Staff Writer| August 28, 2020| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins
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Blockchain technology has been disrupting the energy sector for several years now. WePower and Screems are just a few of the projects bringing distributed ledger technology to the industry.…

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New York Utilities: We Believe Blockchain Is ‘Transformative’

EDGE Staff Writer| August 27, 2020| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Avangrid, Con Edison, National Grid, the New York Power Authority and Indigo Advisory Group describe the many attractive use cases for blockchain. Click to Continue

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Air pollution causes ‘huge’ reduction in intelligence, study reveals

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Repost

The Guardian August 27, 2018 Impact of high levels of toxic air ‘is equivalent to having lost a year of education’ Continue reading here

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Eliminate Your Family’s Carbon Footprint in a Zero Energy Home

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Home Efficiency

Homedit Jan 2, 2019 Imagine living in a house that uses zero energy and a neighborhood that has no carbon footprint. It’s now going to be…

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7 eco-friendly insulation alternatives for a green home

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Home Efficiency

Inhabitat Jan 4, 2019 Insulation is an important part of any home. Not only does it retain heat during the winter by restricting air flow, but…

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Trade Renewable Energy With Your Next-Door Neighbor Using Blockchain

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Blockchain is poised to turn the promise of renewable energy tracking into a major boon for people who care about the environment, along with utility…

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In a shift, front-facing solar panels win DC historic preservation approval

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Repost

Greater Greater Washington February 5, 2019 If a homeowner wants to put solar panels on a roof facing a street, is that a laudable step…

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Five solar roof shingles that aren’t from Tesla

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Home Efficiency

Arstechnica Oct 24, 2018 In November 2016, Tesla CEO Elon Musk gathered a collection of investors, fans, and journalists at the Universal Studios backlot in Los…

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Stanford AI found nearly every solar panel in the US

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Home Efficiency

Engadget  Dec 19, 2018 It would be impractical to count the number of solar panels in the US by hand, and that makes it difficult to…

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How To Go Solar If You Cannot Put Panels On Your Roof

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Home Efficiency

Forbes  Jan 2, 2019 Renewable energy has become a viable part of the energy portfolio of many modern delivery services. Options for renewable energy now include…

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How to charge your electric car from the sun, at home

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Home Efficiency

Green Car Reports Feb 5, 2019 Wth the big upturn in electric-car adoption driven by the Tesla Model 3, incoming Kia and Hyundai options, and the…

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Biggest U.S. Power Market to Test Blockchain to Trade Renewables

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Bloomberg Oct 25, 2018 Blockchain, the technology that underpins cryptocurrency transactions, is about to get tested in a trading system for matching clean-energy buyers and sellers…

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Swarm of homes with solar-battery systems poised to act as ‘virtual power plant’ in New England

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Repost

MassLive February 12, 2019 A network of around 5,000 solar- and battery-equipped homes in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Vermont could soon be funneling…

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Oil giants are competing to buy battery companies

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Repost

Quartz February 15, 2019 For an undisclosed sum, oil giant Shell today announced that it bought German home energy-storage startup Sonnen. This follows a $70…

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“World’s first working thermal battery” promises cheap, eco-friendly, grid-scalable energy storage

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Repost

New Atlas April 1, 2019 South Australia has recently put the world’s biggest lithium battery into operation – but perhaps it should’ve waited. A local…

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Pumped hydro could deliver 100 percent renewable electricity

EDGE Staff Writer| August 26, 2020| Repost

Green Car Reports April 3, 2019 The Australian researchers used geographic data to identify locations that had sufficient elevation changes, water flow, and were large…

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10 disruptive battery technologies trying to compete with lithium-ion

EDGE Staff Writer| August 25, 2020| Repost

Solar Power World January 29, 2019 The modern world runs on lithium-based batteries. Numerous chemistries and novel technologies are being developed to counter the limitations…

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Net Metering, Community Solar Were Hot Solar Policy Topics In Q1

EDGE Staff Writer| August 24, 2020| Repost

Solar industry April 30, 2019 During the first quarter of the year, 43 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico took some type…

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Renewables generated more electricity than coal for the first time in US history

EDGE Staff Writer| August 24, 2020| Repost| 0 Comments

Quartz May 2, 2019 Coal began firing US homes and factories in the 1880s. A century later, the cheap, plentiful fuel was America’s primary one…

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How Distributed Energy Is Reshaping the Energy Landscape

EDGE Staff Writer| August 24, 2020| Repost

Greentech Media Today, software controls and DERs, including rooftop and community solar, behind-the-meter energy storage, intelligent homes and grid integrated buildings, are giving grid operators…

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Offsetting carbon emissions: ‘It has proved a minefield’

EDGE Staff Writer| August 24, 2020| Repost| 0 Comments

The Guardian August 2, 2019 More and more people are trying to offset their travel emissions – so why isn’t it straightforward? We explain the…

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Some economics nerds just realized how much climate change will cost us

EDGE Staff Writer| August 24, 2020| Repost

Grist October 3, 2019 A bunch of economists just put down their calculators and concluded that we should act on climate change sooner rather than…

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Scientists debunk a common myth about climate change

EDGE Staff Writer| August 24, 2020| Repost

Inverse October 6, 2019 How much climate change is natural? How much is man made? Continue reading here

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9 Air Conditioner Myths You Really Need to Stop Believing

EDGE Staff Writer| August 20, 2020| Home Efficiency| 0 Comments

Family Handyman May 22, 2020 No, your air conditioner is not going to give you a cold. Learn what other AC myths you can stop…

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Why You Should do a Home Air Quality Test

EDGE Staff Writer| August 19, 2020| Home Efficiency| 0 Comments

Family Handyman March 20, 2019 Your home is your safe haven—a place where you can relax, put your feet up and enjoy time with family.…

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Crops under solar panels can be a win-win

EDGE Staff Writer| August 12, 2020| Repost

ARS Technica August 5, 2019 Solar panels might seem like they’re in direct competition with plants. One is catching sunlight to do photosynthesis, the other…

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IMF climate report calls for massive carbon tax in just 10 years to limit global warming

EDGE Staff Writer| August 12, 2020| Repost

The Washington Post October 10, 2019 A global agreement to make fossil fuel burning more expensive is urgent and the most efficient way of fighting…

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How to Insulate a Garage Door

EDGE Staff Writer| August 12, 2020| Home Efficiency| 0 Comments
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Hunker January 9, 2019 Insulating the door on your attached garage keeps your home warmer. See how here

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High-Performance HVAC

EDGE Staff Writer| August 11, 2020| Home Efficiency

Fine Homebuilding Few pieces of heating and cooling equipment have won as much attention in the last few years as the ductless minisplit, a variety…

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These huge towers of bricks are an ingenious solution to our energy storage problem

EDGE Staff Writer| August 11, 2020| Repost

Fast Company April 8, 2019 Energy Vault uses cranes powered by renewables to lift giant bricks into a tower. When the sun isn’t shining or…

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What if Air Conditioners Could Help Save the Planet Instead of Destroying It?

EDGE Staff Writer| August 11, 2020| Repost| 0 Comments

WIRED April 30, 2019 EARTH’S CLIMATE IS full of terrifying feedback loops: Decreased rainfall raises the risk of wildfires, which release yet more carbon dioxide. A…

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The U.S. Surpassed 2 Million Solar Installations

EDGE Staff Writer| August 11, 2020| Repost| 0 Comments

Greentech Media May 9, 2019 The number of solar installations in the United States has officially surpassed 2 million, according to the latest data from…

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Reality Check: Does Wind Energy Kill Birds And Cause Cancer?

EDGE Staff Writer| August 11, 2020| Repost| 0 Comments

CBS Minnesota May 22, 2019 The state’s largest power company is switching to renewable energy at a time when President Donald Trump bashes energy sources…

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How to Make Your Home as Energy Efficient as Possible

EDGE Staff Writer| August 8, 2020| Home Efficiency| 0 Comments

Lifehacker January 7, 2019 If the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was a jolting wake-up call, you may be wondering what…

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Going green: Switching from oil or propane to electric heat can often save money

EDGE Staff Writer| August 7, 2020| Home Efficiency

ACEEE Jul 11, 2018 To achieve the common and ambitious worldwide goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 80% or more by 2050, analyses find that consumers…

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What’s the Healthiest Insulation?

EDGE Staff Writer| August 6, 2020| Home Efficiency

Treehugger December 31, 2018 Insulation is a touchy subject in green building. Many designers just want the best R value and tightest seal, which you…

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GE Wants to Build Virtual Power Plants Using Blockchain

EDGE Staff Writer| August 5, 2020| Credits & Tokens & crypto-coins

Green Tech Media October 31, 2018 GE is investigating blockchain to potentially incorporate the technology into a virtual power plant offering, likely delivered via the…

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12 Houseplants That Purify Your Home’s Air

EDGE Staff Writer| August 3, 2020| Home Efficiency| 0 Comments

Good Housekeeping June 2, 2020 They also happen to be some of the most tolerant, low-maintenance options out there. See full article

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EDGE ENERGY EARNS 2020 HOME PERFORMANCE WITH ENERGY STAR® CONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR—SUSTAINED EXCELLENCE AWARD

EDGE Staff| June 1, 2020| Home Efficiency

Beltsville, MD, March 31, 2020 — EDGE Energy is proud to announce that it has received the 2020 Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Contractor of the Year—Sustained Excellence Award for its outstanding efforts to promote energy efficiency through its customer first vertically integrated…

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EDGE Energy Featured In FlyWheel Development Article: Blower Door Tests

admin| May 26, 2017| Home Efficiency| 0 Comments

To achieve Passivhaus certification, the homes have to achieve a minimum air tightness level of 0.60 ACH 50, which is five times “tighter” than the…

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Water-Saving Measures

admin| April 7, 2016| Uncategorized| 0 Comments

The average household in the United States uses roughly 400 gallons of water per day. Without a doubt, water is a critical resource, and has…

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10 Super Easy Energy (And Money!) Saving Tips For Renters

admin| April 7, 2016| Uncategorized| 0 Comments

Fluorescent and LED Light Bulbs Compact fluorescent light (CFL) and LED bulbs use far less energy and last far longer than traditional light bulbs, and…

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