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| Date | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 11-08-2014 | Daylight Saving Time and Energy | Daylight Saving Time is constantly evolving with two sides debating the importance of DST. |
| 10-29-2014 | Fracking is a Big Ballot Issue in Texas | To ban or not to ban fracking in Denton, TX is a big issue on Tuesday's ballot with oil and gas industry putting big money behind the opposing position. |
| 10-22-2014 | How Your Business Can Save Money | Business owners are looking for ways to cut back on spending. There are many ways a business can save just by cutting back on electricity useage. Here are a few tips to become more energy efficient in the office. |
| 10-10-2014 | Spooky Fun Without A Frightening Energy Bill | Make this Halloween a fun and safe night for all while keeping the scare out of your energy bill by following these simple tips. |
| 10-02-2014 | Winterize Your Home | October is the perfect month to make sure your home is winter ready. |
| 09-24-2014 | Rockefellers Move to Clean Energy | A day before the UN Summit Hearing on climate change, the Rockefellers announce they will divest funds from fossil fuels and move toward clean energy. |
| 09-17-2014 | National Preparedness Month | September is National Preparedness Month - how prepared are you if disaster strikes? |
| 09-12-2014 | 2015 Texas Golden Glove Ticket Sponsor | High Voltage is excited to announce our sponsorship with the 2015 Texas Golden Gloves |
| 08-27-2014 | Q & A on Electric Choice | Questions and Answers on Electric Choice |
| 08-18-2014 | Lights Out On Edison | Edison bulbs are a trend, but they are not earth-friendly. Is it time to turn the lights out on Edison? |
| 08-06-2014 | Look for the ENERGY STAR Logo | It's time to trade out the energy-sucking conventional appliances in your home for the energy and environmental-friendly ENERGY STAR appliances, saving you money in the long run. |
Did You Know?
In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina produced about 20 million megawatts at its peak, about 17 hours before landfall. That approaches 1,000 times the capacity of Louisiana's entire fleet of power plants (26,000 megawatts, as measured during peak summer months).
