More Electricity
Providers Going Green
The world is changing around us,
at a faster and faster rate each year. The advancements that we have made as a
species are absolutely astounding. Discoveries from the depths of outer space
and beyond, technology in our hands that not long ago was barely a thought in
science fiction, developments in medicine and wellness. In 2013, electricity
use in the United States was not double or triple the electricity use in 1950,
but 13 times greater! Think of everything that you use on a daily basis
that requires an electrical charge, then think of the billions of other devices
just like yours around the planet. That's a lot of energy! Electricity
providers are never left wanting, that's for sure. There have been significant advancements
in conserving energy, even as the demand for it goes up. Take for example the
refrigerators we use today. In the U.S., average refrigerators currently on the
market are 20% larger than the average refrigerators in 1975, they cost 60%
less, and they use three-quarters less energy!
So What Do We
Do Now?
The answer to that, and the
energy solutions we need, come from several different directions but begin with
being conscious of the issue and spreading awareness of the need for energy
conservation. First and foremost we need to be conscientious with our energy
use. In American homes the largest portion of electricity (19% of electricity
use in the residential areas) goes to air conditioning, and one of the largest
costs when looking at utility bills is the 14% to 18% spent on water heating.
Energy Suppliers
Adapt To Demand.
Companies sell what consumers
continue to buy. So if we change our habits as consumers, and seek out
renewable energy and green energy companies, the market will begin to change to
the benefit of our planet, and of course, to us. There are more electricity
providers that are focused on the health of the earth and sustaining the only
home we have. And with the President's focus on climate change and with the
enforcement of the Clean Power Plan, electricity providers across the board may
need to switch gears, so that renewable resources will be the main
supply for producing electricity, as opposed to precious fossil fuels.
About Starion Energy, Inc.
Starion Energy, Inc. serves both commercial and residential customers as an electricity and gas supplier. Starion Energy, Inc.'s coverage area spans nine states throughout the U.S. To learn more about their services, visit starionenergy.com.