Category Archives: Energy conservation

The light of the future is here. And it's not fluorescent.

Posted on December 1, 2008 by I Michael Grossman

Early adapters are discovering LED lights which are fast becoming the lighting of the future–f or lots of reasons both environmental and economic. LED’s dramatically outlast incandescent, fluorescent or halogen bulbs. The former, incandescent bulbs, have an approximately a 5,000 … Continue reading →

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The Answer is Blowin in the Wind.

Posted on October 23, 2008 by I Michael Grossman

Dylan had it right. So does the US Department of Energy which is pointing the way. It’s telling us that by 2030, America ought to be able to provide 20% of the nation’s electricity by wind power. Hopefully the new administration will … Continue reading →

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May the Force Be With You!

Posted on July 30, 2008 by I Michael Grossman

Power to the people is a good thing, and in our gadget driven world, we all need the force to with us we can get—portable power in the form of the batteries that drive our cell phones, Bluetooth headsets, I-Pods, … Continue reading →