Maryland residents now have more reason than ever to give energy efficiency a chance, as the state government is offering incentives to get homeowners to think green before the arrival of cold winter weather.
Maryland residents now have more reason than ever to give energy efficiency a chance, as the state government is offering incentives to get homeowners to think green before the arrival of cold winter weather.
In Alexandria, Virginia, an unsuspecting homeowner was the recipient of a $3,000 prize after overhauling her house to increase its energy efficiency before the coming winter months.
The first apartment building in Montgomery County, Maryland to receive the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) LEED Gold Certification has been completed in Silver Springs.
The Avalon Theater on Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase, Maryland is a local institution that, until recently, had been in a serious state of disrepair.
By learning how to save energy, Fulton Elementary School in Columbia, Maryland is raising money that will go toward creating a better learning environment.
Maryland-based solar energy company Big D Electric faced a huge challenge last week when the damaging winds and punishing rains of Hurricane Sandy battered the Delmarva Peninsula.
Philadelphia is currently benefiting from a host of energy efficient programs that will lower utility bills in commercial buildings throughout the city.
Real estate analysts across the country are noticing a rising trend in the number of homeowners looking to take advantage of energy efficiency to make their homes more cost-efficient.
Winter is still more than a month away, but West Virginia has already felt the effects of a freak autumnal blizzard brought on last week by remnants of Hurricane Sandy.
Thanks to generous donations of both time and money on the behalf of almost 100 Home Depot employees last month, the Struthers, Ohio AMVETS Post 44 Career Center was given an energy efficient renovation at no cost to to the veterans who use the building.