by Emily Barriere | Apr 22, 2021 | Energy Security
Zero-Net Vs. Net Positive: California’s stride towards Zero-Net Energy has unearthed an even greater possibility for the future of buildings: Net Positive Energy. A building that goes below zero on the HERS Index has an energy surplus. Basically, a Net Positive...
by Emily Barriere | Mar 25, 2021 | Alternative Energy, Current Events, Food Security
Celebrating A New Charity: The Founder of BarrierEnergy, Michael Barriere, is proud to introduce his newly approved Nonprofit Organization! Beyond Energy Efficiency takes Michael’s passion for energy efficiency one step further, by supporting self-sustainability...
by Emily Barriere | Jan 21, 2021 | Alternative Energy, Decentralization, Energy Security, Food Security
Defining Self-Sufficiency: Most Americans would agree they value freedom and independence as top priorities. Our country was founded on fleeing tyranny to gain independence and self-sufficiency. But, it seems as soon as we get away from one form, another begins....
by Emily Barriere | Jan 13, 2021 | Decentralization, Environmentalism
Supply V. Demand: As a consumer, you may have more power than you think. Shoppers tend to think they are helpless. They believe they are at the whim of companies who sell products, the suppliers. They tell themselves there is limited selection. For example, if...
by Emily Barriere | Jan 7, 2021 | Alternative Energy, Decentralization, Environmentalism, Legal
Benefits of 100% Electric The state of California plans to increase its use of electric power, in place of gas. This is one of their many goals posts on the way to a Zero-Net Energy future. Some of the benefits of electricity include less environmental impact and...
by Emily Barriere | Dec 24, 2020 | Environmentalism, Food Security
Every Problem Brings Opportunity Amidst the devastation of Corona Virus in all areas of our lives, it can be difficult to see any positives. Depression and mental anguish is on the rise, but as an optimist, I must try to find some. Many are starting to question the...
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