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Many auto enthusiasts love sports cars with a loud engine, and Jonny Lieberman is no exception. So why does he prefer to drive electric vehicles?

In this episode of Plugged In: The Full Conversation, Kristina Zagame sat down with Lieberman to talk about why he prefers EVs and why he thinks Americans are hesitant to make the switch.

Winter brings some unique challenges to homeowners—icy conditions, fluctuating temperatures, and rising heating bills. While keeping your home warm and cozy is essential, it shouldn't compromise your family's safety.

We’ve rounded up weatherization tips to improve your home’s safety and energy efficiency during the colder months.

The federal solar tax credit ends after December 31, 2025. That means solar panels will no longer be a viable investment for homeowners, right?

Wrong. It’s still one of the smartest long-term investments you can make in your home. Solar still pays for itself—and then some. Here’s how the math works.

News of the federal solar tax credit ending left a huge question mark on the future of the U.S. residential solar industry, with some homeowners questioning if it still makes financial sense. Spoiler: It does. In fact, climate activist Bill McKibben thinks putting solar panels on your roof is more important now than ever.

Did you know that in some states, you can shop around for cheaper electric rates the same way you would shop for a cell phone plan?

With electricity prices reaching all-time highs, understanding whether you have the power to choose your power supplier could save you hundreds—even thousands—of dollars.

One of the scariest things you'll find in your home isn't in a closet or under the bed—it's lurking in your outlets, silently draining power and money year-round.

Energy vampires, also known as phantom loads or standby power, are devices that consume electricity even when turned off or not actively in use. But you can fight back. By identifying the biggest culprits and taking a few simple steps, you can reduce phantom loads and put that money back in your pocket.

America’s EV revolution has picked up speed, but we’re not quite at the finish line yet. The good news? Experts believe we’re at a critical tipping point, which means the path to widespread adoption could soon accelerate dramatically.

Here are the four biggest roadblocks to making EVs practical for everyone—and how America is working to overcome them.

As extreme weather and power outages become more frequent and intense, energy resilience—the ability to keep power on when the grid fails—is no longer a luxury but a necessity.

Energy resilience can take many forms, from massive solar projects that keep entire communities running to a couple of batteries tucked away in your garage. We spoke with entrepreneurs and homeowners across that spectrum to learn practical ways anyone can boost their power security, no matter the budget.