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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: […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

How many organizations and cities in North Carolina have or will soon have electric buses in their fleets? The answer is nine. Although […]

Three-phase alternating current (AC) induction motors don’t last forever, and over time, they tend to experience common problems. Understanding the operating parameters and forces acting against a motor, conducting […]

On July 6, 2020, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued its final determination classifying Advanced Energy as a nationally recognized certification program for electric and small electric motors.After […]

Q: Having additional time at home has made me more aware of just how many devices and appliances use electricity. How can I tell how much energy they’re […]

You’ve done the research and have decided to install solar at your home. What’s next to keep the process moving? To know what else to expect and get the […]

Approximately 80% of Americans have smartphones, but other forms of smart technology — technology that gives users more ways to customize their home — are […]