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🌞🎨 Exciting News! Scientists have developed a revolutionary paint that reflects 98% of the sun's rays, reducing air conditioning needs by up to 40%! Say goodbye to high energy bills and hello to a cooler, more sustainable future! 🌿💡

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07/08/2023

How Low-e Glass Works

What is low-e glass? Learn how low-e glass works and much more in the Glass Education Center by Vitro Architectural Glass.

04/19/2023

This article provides a detailed look at the clean energy tax credits available to Alabama homeowners under the Inflation Reduction Act.

04/19/2023

04/19/2023

This VA is being amended to extend the closing date. These positions are in the Region 4, Mission Support Division, Facilities, Grants and Acquisitions Management Branch, Acquisition Management Section. About the

04/19/2023

The demand for electric vehicles in the U.S. is projected to increase to 26M by 2030, and with that growth comes the need for more DC fast chargers. Fast chargers ⚡ that have earned ENERGY STAR certification can support up to 1.5 MWh/year in energy savings, averaging over $1,650 in cost savings during the lifetime of the charging station, compared to a standard model. And thanks to leading manufacturers like , more ENERGY STAR certified fast chargers are available to support this growing network of EV's. Learn more about efficient EV chargers: https://www.energystar.gov/products/ev_chargers

04/19/2023

ACTION ALERT: Please contact your State House Representative TODAY and tell them to VOTE NO on SB40, which passed the Alabama State Senate last week.

SB40, if enacted, will prohibit local governments from taking action to make it easier and less costly in the future to transition to clean energy, like electric vehicles or solar.

It will add to the costs later when the residential property owner (someone like YOU) decides to add solar or an EV charging station, or otherwise expand electric capacity on the property. It's much more affordable to build in the capacity to expand at the time of construction, rather than retrofitting later.

Here's an example...Rather than adding $25-$100 to the cost of your new home to install an outlet for an electric vehicle charger you may buy in the future, the Alabama legislature would rather that you be forced to do an infrastructure retrofit later and pay an extra $500 - $1,000!

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