Tesla Enters the Home Battery Market
The potential for growth in the use of solar power has always faced a major limitation: how to store energy on a large-scale so that
The potential for growth in the use of solar power has always faced a major limitation: how to store energy on a large-scale so that
Consumers’ Research has covered both the topic of household batteries and the topic of microgrids in the past, but does the newly introduced Tesla Energy
The days of large scale power outages may soon arrive with the onset of microgrids. Energy diversification has been a topic of conversation as utilities
The Atlantic reports per capita energy consumption trends. Consumers use less energy per capita, but what are the reasons behind this shift?
Despite criticism in the last few years over hydroelectric power depleting fish populations, a comeback adding 40,000 megawatts to the grid by 2025 is predicted.
Could fungi be the next breakthrough for materials making? How is it made? This infographic breaks it down.
The state of California declared a state of emergency for water last week with Governor Jerry Brown announcing water restrictions. A mandated 25% cut in
In 2013, car manufacturers in the United States outperformed federally mandated Greenhouse Gas emissions standards. On average, cars were 1.4 miles/gallon more efficient than regulatory
This article was originally published on April 8, 2015 in The Hill, and was written by Consumers’ Research Director of Operations, Kyle Burgess. The Senate