When it comes to future-proofing your home and saving money on energy bills, home electrification is all the rage. But going all-electric has some upfront costs that might give you sticker shock.

Modern electric heaters don’t just promise flexibility and a way to reduce your energy consumption, lowering your bills, but they are also jam-packed with safety features like tip-over switches and ...

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates that HVAC use accounts for the highest share of electric costs in ...

Citrus County Fire Rescue is stressing the importance of fire safety after a mobile home fire was declared a total loss ...

The Legislature has taken steps to support reliable home heating resources in our state that will help more families stay ...

Energy Saver NC will help Catawba County families who need it most save money on utility bills, make their homes healthier ...

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Tesla’s new Model Y Performance is the company’s first mainstream electric SUV that can power your house (including your home ...

Heat, gas, phone, electricity, insurance and internet plans all cost more these days. Our expert tips can help you trim your ...

Householders who have gas hobs are being warned to proceed with caution this October. As temperatures drop and the night ...