Just seeing a map of charging stations in rural areas can help alleviate “range anxiety”—and help get more EVs on the streets.

Analyzing your family's trash might be gross—but it gets kids thinking about what they're throwing away.

Men and women to your corners of the ring – it’s time for the winter rounds of the thermostat wars. Who wins the fight in your home?

Charging more for electricity during peak hours could strain finances and negatively affect health for some disadvantaged populations.

How it's already affecting your health, home and safety — and what you can do about it

Episode 41: Consumers and Recycling Behavior

Researchers say each household tends to have one person who dictates how hot or cold the home is — and more often than not, it's a man.

Women see conflict

The battle over the thermostat, a new study says men tend to get their way when it comes to the temperature at home, as most women are willing to compromise.

Thermostat Wars

A new study finds men tend to get their way in household temperature discussions while women must compromise.

Study highlights possible shortfalls for customers in plan aimed at cutting emissions

Officials want to reduce the state’s high demand for electricity during weeknights.

The growing push for “time of use” electricity plans – to help promote renewable energy – can actually disadvantage the elderly and disabled, university research shows.