The shift toward building electrification is accelerating. Driven by ambitious state and utility-level goals to reduce emissions and improve grid management, homes across the country are benefiting from upgrades to appliances and quality of life.

The future is distributed and empowered. While the challenges of decarbonization can feel overwhelming, there’s incredible news: you have the power to reduce over 42% of CO2 emissions nationwide simply by making a few critical decisions at home.

In a world urgently pivoting towards decarbonization, the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in shaping the future of energy cannot be overstated.

In the midst of the urgent push for electrification, to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 and stave off a 1.5degC temperature increase, there are two critical and increasingly ignored aspects of building decarbonization: building performance and electricity supply.

Your home isn't just a place to hang your hat —it's a sanctuary and a significant investment. With home-related costs that can consume over 50% of your income, energy assessments are a vital tool to minimize expenses while contributing to a greener future.

As Valentine’s Day approached this February, a classic Nor'easter swept through the South Shore, bringing plummeting temperatures and advisories for New Englanders to stay indoors. However, for many households, the storm spelled disaster as aging heating systems succumbed to the extra stress, leaving families without heat during the bitter cold.