Posted September 9, 2016 by Ebony Porter
At the beginning of every school year, your family receives a long list of school supplies you’re supposed to purchase for your child. And after all that back-to-school shopping, you wonder how you can soften your impact on the planet, since so many products come from paper, trees, petroleum, and other planetary resources.
Posted October 9, 2015 by Vernon Trollinger
Electricity seems like pretty magical stuff — subatomic force particles found in practically everything. The scientific term for these particles is “electrons,” and for the most part, the technology behind controlling them is very basic. “How basic?” you might ask. So basic that you can show your child how it all works from inside your home. With our Back-to-School Beginner Science Experiments about Electricity series, you and your kids will utilize similar materials and techniques used by Edison, Tesla, and other pioneers of electric energy when they began their experiments over a century ago.
Posted October 6, 2015 by Vernon Trollinger
Electricity seems like pretty magical stuff — subatomic force particles found in practically everything. The scientific term for these particles is “electrons,” and for the most part, the technology behind controlling them is very basic. “How basic?” you might ask. So basic that you can show your child how it all works from inside your home. With our Back-to-School Beginner Science Experiments about Electricity series, you and your kids will utilize similar materials and techniques used by Edison, Tesla, and other pioneers of electric energy when they began their experiments over a century ago.
Posted September 25, 2015 by Vernon Trollinger
Electricity seems like pretty magical stuff — subatomic force particles found in practically everything. The scientific term for these particles is “electrons,” and for the most part, the technology behind controlling them is very basic. “How basic?” you might ask. So basic that you can show your child how it all works from inside your home. With our Back-to-School Beginner Science Experiments about Electricity series, you and your kids will utilize similar materials and techniques used by Edison, Tesla, and other pioneers of electric energy when they began their experiments over a century ago.
Posted September 22, 2015 by Adam P. Newton
With the cost of basic school supplies on the rise, some families struggle to purchase the essentials for their child’s upcoming school year. Many employees at Direct Energy have children and are all too familiar with the burden of school supply shopping.
Posted September 18, 2015 by Vernon Trollinger
Electricity seems like pretty magical stuff — subatomic force particles found in practically everything. The scientific term for these particles is “electrons,” and for the most part, the technology behind controlling them is very basic. “How basic?” you might ask. So basic that you can show your child how it all works from inside your home. With our Back-to-School Beginner Science Experiments about Electricity series, you and your kids will utilize similar materials and techniques used by Edison, Tesla, and other pioneers of electric energy when they began their experiments over a century ago.
