By Kristi Brodd | November 1, 2020
In the early 20th century, electric vehicles (EVs) made up close to 40 percent of the U.S. vehicle market. They were smooth and easy to drive, and they silently zipped around cities. Despite their early success, though, they began to[…]
By Jonathan Susser | October 29, 2020
Advanced Energy is excited to welcome Alyssa Hansen as an administrative assistant. Alyssa was born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina. She went on to attend East Carolina University and then earned a degree in psychology from Southern New Hampshire[…]
By Jonathan Susser | October 21, 2020
Q: Like many others, I got caught in a bit of a baking binge during the Safer at Home order. And now with the holidays coming up, how can I avoid higher energy bills if I’m using my oven so[…]
By Jonathan Susser | September 7, 2020
Advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) is an integrated system of smart meters, communications networks and data management that opens doors to many capabilities for utilities and the customers they serve. The primary difference between AMI and older meter technology is the[…]
By Jonathan Susser | September 1, 2020
Electric motor-driven systems account for approximately 50 percent of all electricity generated in the world and can often represent some of the highest energy users in a facility. Effectively overseeing them with motor management practices, therefore, is critical to saving[…]
By Jonathan Susser | August 27, 2020
Q: Winter and its customary high energy bills have a way of sneaking up on me. What are some tips for saving money this year? A: Winter will be here before we know it, but it doesn’t have to mean[…]
By Jonathan Susser | August 24, 2020
In North Carolina, 20% of homeowners are classified by the U.S. Census Bureau as cost-burdened by their housing. One factor that contributes to high housing costs is high energy costs. Approximately 1.4 million people across the state live with unaffordable[…]
By Jonathan Susser | August 15, 2020
Heat is required for many industrial processes. For drying and curing, for example, facilities traditionally rely on large natural gas-fueled convection ovens that heat the air that then carries the heat to the product. A more efficient heating mechanism, though,[…]
By Jonathan Susser | July 23, 2020
Although the financial, environmental and performance benefits of electric vehicles (EVs) often get the most attention, another perk is their convenience. What if, rather than having to stop at a gas station on your way home from work or an[…]
By Jonathan Susser | July 15, 2020
How many organizations and cities in North Carolina have or will soon have electric buses in their fleets? The answer is nine. Although light-duty electric vehicles (EVs) tend to get most of the fanfare, the medium- and heavy-duty electric market[…]
