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To help encourage more Americans to upgrade their businesses with energy-saving products, the Department of Energy recently announced a partnership that will help expand access to energy-efficiency and building performance information for commercial buildings.

Summer is here and it's hot. So how can we keep cool without burning holes in our wallets?

Have you ever been on vacation or a business trip and noticed how another state is using renewable energy?

The Aloha State is planning to utilize these renewable resources to achieve 70% clean energy by 2030.

Greensburg is a small town, with fewer than 1,000 households, and is rebuilding post-tornado as a sustainable community.

The newest content now available on Energy Savers is high-resolution diagrams!

Step outside on a hot and sunny summer day, and you'll feel the power of solar heat and light. There are many ways to take advantage of this natural resource.

Would you consider installing a cool roof? Why or why not?

I've been hearing a lot about cool roof technologies, so I welcomed the chance to learn more at a recent seminar.

The other day, I was visiting a friend's office and noticed something you may have noticed yourself: his building had a variety of micro-climates, ranging from the furnace hot to the freezing cold.

What kind of green jobs most interest you?

Recently a friend considering switching careers asked me about job opportunities in renewables and efficiency—often referred to as green jobs.