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Rick Laezman

Rick Laezman

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Freelance Writer, Electrical Contractor

Los Angeles

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Total articles 433

  • Homeowners Want to Reduce Their Carbon Footprint But Don’t Know How

    By Rick Laezman Verified| Electrical Contractor Verified The world recognizes the need to cut energy consumption and the emissions it produces. Homeowners are no exception. However, they aren’t getting it done. Electrical equipment manufacturer Schneider Electric, Boston, Mass., recently released the results of a global study it conducted on the subject. The results show homeowners value reducing emissions by cutting their energy consumption, but at the same time, they are not using all the tools at their disposal to make that happen.

    By Rick Laezman Verified · Electrical Contractor

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • New England States Ready for Low-Cost Connection to Offshore Wind

    By Andrea Klee Verified, Rick Laezman Verified| Electrical Contractor Verified While offshore wind faces uncertainty in the current political climate, existing infrastructure and clean power demand continue to buoy its potential growth. The “2050 Transmission Study: Offshore Wind Analysis” report from the Independent System Operator (ISO) New England Inc. released on March 21 showed some positive findings for offshore wind.

    By Andrea Klee Verified, Rick Laezman Verified · Electrical Contractor

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Homeowners Want to Reduce Their Carbon Footprint But Don’t Know How

    By Rick Laezman Verified| Electrical Contractor Verified The world recognizes the need to cut energy consumption and the emissions it produces. Homeowners are no exception. However, they aren’t getting it done. Electrical equipment manufacturer Schneider Electric, Boston, Mass., recently released the results of a global study it conducted on the subject. The results show homeowners value reducing emissions by cutting their energy consumption, but at the same time, they are not using all the tools at their disposal to make that happen.

    By Rick Laezman Verified · Electrical Contractor

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Electrical Contractor

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Magazine is a prominent trade publication dedicated to the electrical construction industry. Published by the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) since 1935, it reaches over 80,000 subscribers each month in both print and online formats. The magazine caters to a diverse audience, including electrical contractors, engineers, project managers, and apprentice electricians. The magazine offers valuable industry insights and news, covering trends, new products, safety, and tools. It also features quarterly supplements like SAFETY LEADER, which focuses on workplace safety and standards, and LINE CONTRACTOR, dedicated to outside line construction. Additionally, it publishes the biennial Profile of the Electrical Contractor, providing a detailed overview of the industry. In 2023, the magazine enhanced its digital presence with a new website to improve user experience and advertising opportunities, further solidifying its role as a key resource in the $225 billion electrical construction sector.

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Founded: 1935