The biggest energy consumers in homes or offices include little-pondered technologies such as aquariums and video game consoles, according to the E Source White Paper “Mind the Gap: Taking a Comprehensive Look at Plug Load Energy Use.” E Source found that although new advances and utility incentives have made some technologies (such as lighting) more energy efficient, the proliferation of plugged-in gadgets is erasing many of those gains.

An independent group of judges selected the winners based on message, creativity, results, call to action or brand connection, and overall impression. Judges included Lucia Riley, SAS Institute; Joshua Olmstead, Paper City Digital; Tracy Gehrts, JobsOhio; and A.J. Schmitz, Progressive Marketing Group Inc. We honored the winners at a special awards session at the E Source Forum 2022.

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A confluence of conditions is making photovoltaic (PV) systems attractive to your business customers like never before. Rapidly dropping prices, better vendor business models, and sustainability goals are driving rapid growth in PV adoption, and this is only the beginning. Reliability concerns are driving renewed interest in customer-sited generation and cogeneration.