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Ryan Moore

I grew up in Maine and returned there in 2010 with my wife to re-establish roots. I work for OptiMiser. I enjoy being active outdoors, making curry, and splitting wood.

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[From Home Energy Pros forum] When Good Incentives Go Bad

When Good Incentives Go Bad

The problem with incentives is that if you get them wrong, you won’t get the result you’re looking for, and you might even encourage behaviors that are counterproductive, costing you time and energy. Even worse is when someone gets too dependent on an incentive the motivation disappears. Ever had a dog that only behaved if […]

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[From Southside Daily] Energy efficiency goes a long way. Just ask Virginia Beach City Public Schools

VIRGINIA BEACH — The Virginia Beach City Public Schools has been named an ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the second consecutive year. Only 163 honorees were selected across the nation from among Fortune 500 companies, schools, hospitals, retailers, manufacturers, home builders […] Click here to view original […]

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[From Taryn Holowka at RealClear Politics] Energy Efficiency: A Rare Bipartisan Consensus

Energy Efficiency: A Rare Bipartisan Consensus

In the Trump era, deregulation and less federal interference was supposed to prevail at almost every turn, especially when it came to environmental protections. Fortunately, Congress has pushed back against proposed shrinking of federal responsibilities that would hit the type of environmentalism that’s supported by both Democrats and Republicans: […] The U.S. Department of Energy […]

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Natural Gas vs Oil

There is a LOT of misinformation out there regarding residential heating systems, particularly when it comes to comparisons of natural gas and oil. Much of the pro-oil data is propagated by industry groups representing the oil dealers.∗ That is not to say that natural gas systems are better – they have their marketers, too – […]

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