Energy Efficiency, Save Money»
By Adam, December 27, 2011, Energy Efficiency, Save Money
As we’ve mentioned before, Winter in Texas can be a slightly dubious endeavor. Spring-ish days where half of the city will be wearing t-shirts and shorts are followed promptly by a flurry of frozen activity requiring everyone to don their best sweaters, scarves, and woolen hats. It’s Texas – you get used to it after a few years of experiencing what passes for the four traditional seasons.
Nevertheless, the increased chance of colder temp [...]
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FAQs, News, Save Money, Small Biz»
By Vernon T., October 7, 2011, FAQs, News, Save Money, Small Biz
A good friend of mine often travels to China for buisness. One thing that dismays him is the air quality. “Most Chinese cities,” he said, “are covered in smog. You can’t see the horizon. It’s all just shrouded in a gray haze.”
China is making money hand-over-fist but because of air pollution they face decreasing crop yields from acid rain and mushrooming health costs for asthma, bronchitis, and other lung illnesses for the next thr [...]
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Energy Efficiency, FAQs, News»
By bouncey, March 2, 2010, Energy Efficiency, FAQs, News
Winter has been colder in Texas this year on average. February temperatures averaged 4 degrees lower than normal with morning lows in the 30's or colder. Dallas/Ft. Worth was hit by a massive snow storm. Houston and Galveston recorded the 5th coldest February on record.
So, when your electric bill arrives in March, you'll see you've been using more energy heat your home through some of the harshest February-weather in Texas history. Fortunatel [...]
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