A multistate power outage Thursday left as many as 95,000 customers in Wyoming without electricity, according to some reports, and may have caused a fire at the Dave Johnston coal-fired power plant ...

Brunswick Electric Membership Corporation is implementing several changes for existing customers to combat growth. Brunswick Electric Membership Corporation energized its first lines in 1939 and now ...

Voter anger over the cost of living is hurtling forward into next year’s midterm elections, when pivotal contests will be decided by communities that are home to fast-rising electric bills or fights ...

NPR's series Cost of Living: The Price We Pay is examining what's driving price increases and how people are coping after years of stubborn inflation. How are higher prices changing the way you live?

Not all states have gotten hit equally hard. The reasons are complex. By Brad Plumer Harry Stevens and Rebecca F. Elliott Millions of Americans have watched with dismay as their electricity bills have ...

Residents of 49 States and Washington, D.C., Face Increasing Electric and Natural Gas Bills This updated utility rate tracker shows rate increases or proposals set to go into effect over the next two ...

Dimensional Ink released a brand new episode for DC Universe Online this week, as players can dive into the new Harley Quinn Vs. Apokolips episode. The episode is dedicated to Harley, essentially ...

Last week, Google announced it was working with the S.C. Office of Resilience and other partners to provide energy-efficiency upgrades in selected communities that would save residents between $545 ...

The start of a new month often brings familiar paperwork and, lately, a shock. Across the U.S., households are finding their electricity bills climbing higher than at any time in recent years. In ...

This video reviews whole home electricity monitors, including Sense, Neurio, Smappee, Curb, Ecoisme, and Engage. It explains how these devices use magnetic clamps around the mains of your electric ...

Americans are paying more for electricity—and rates will keep rising. But after a period of pain, rates should level off as the benefits of a shift away from fossil fuels begin to be felt. It’s not ...