Trump wants to kill the popular Energy Star program that has saved consumers $362 billion Under Donald Trump’s proposed budget, the popular Energy Star program, which has saved consumers $362 billion, will lose its funding. The voluntary program certifies appliances, lighting, electronics, and buildings that meet certain efficiency base Read more ... lines that then help consumers save money on utility...

Trump wants to kill the popular Energy Star program that has saved consumers $362 billion Under Trump’s proposed budget, the popular Energy Star program, which has saved consumers $362 billion, will lose its funding. The voluntary program certifies appliances, lighting, electronics and buildings that meet certain efficiency baselines th Read more ... at then help consumers save money on utility bills, ...

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Donald Trump Doesn’t Understand What It Means to Make America ‘Energy Independent’ A plan to help America’s energy consumers has been twisted into one on behalf of its energy producers.

When ‘Energy’ Drinks Actually Contained Radioactive Energy Modern life have you feeling frazzled? Flagging a bit as you rush through your day? Maybe you’re one of the millions of consumers who lean on energy drinks

Chile has so much solar energy it’s giving it away for free While that may be good for consumers, it’s bad news for companies that own power plants

Blackout warnings are a scare tactic to keep Aliso Canyon open, critics say If energy agencies and utilities want to scare consumers, they need say little more than "blackouts." Those rolling power outages, well remembered from the state's energy crisis of 2000-01, sit at the heart of the case California energy officials are

Here Comes the Caffeine Bracelet Move over, coffee. Joule hopes to give consumers a less-jarring boost of energy.

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Consumers Save on Energy, Yet Retail Spending Stalls Energy prices began falling last summer, but economists are stumped on what consumers are doing with the extra money. They’re not shopping.