Southeast overlooks energy efficiency as a climate tool, report finds

As North Carolina addresses the causes of climate change, much of the focus has been on switching from fossil-fuel power plants to renewable energy, such as wind and solar. We hear less about another important tactic — energy efficiency. That means installing more efficient heating and cooling systems and home appliances, weatherproofing and other measures.

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