How to Choose Energy Saving Light Bulbs

The energy procurement landscape is changing—fast. What was once a back-office cost center is now a core strategic function tied to emissions, brand reputation, regulatory compliance, and investor scrutiny.
To stay competitive and compliant in this new environment, procurement leaders need tools that are flexible, scalable, and verifiable. Emission-Free Energy Certificates (EFECs) meet all three needs—and they’re shaping the future of how businesses buy energy.

Climate change is a pressing concern that many around the world are taking note of. In response, new laws are being introduced to limit carbon emissions, a process known as decarbonization.

November 7th is right around the corner and Daylight Saving Time will end until next March. Many of us feel the effects of the time

The war in Ukraine is leaving a lasting impact around the world. Countries in Europe are feeling that impact on their energy bill, as Russia halted their natural gas supplies. Fortunately, over the past year, the United States has helped these countries make up much of their loss.

As decarbonization goals intensify, nuclear energy is emerging once again as a reliable, carbon-free cornerstone of the U.S. energy landscape. Recent policy moves and technological innovations point to a clear revival, offering procurement specialists new avenues to diversify energy portfolios.

Working from home has become mainstream due to the unprecedented events of the last couple of years. What once was uncommon has now become, in some cases, a full-fledged home office workforce. Even the term “home office” has morphed from meaning a corporate headquarters to what was once called a spare bedroom. Whether it be at the dining room table, or in the spare bedroom converted into a makeshift office, the environment of where work is done has evolved.