Energy Action Network (EAN) works to achieve Vermont’s 90% renewable by 2050 total energy commitment and to significantly reduce Vermont’s greenhouse gas emissions in ways that create a more just, thriving, and sustainable future for Vermonters.
What would it take to meet our Paris commitment? EAN has modeled one path for how Vermont could achieve our Paris Climate Agreement commitment based on currently available energy technologies and proven best practices.
Vermonters stand to save on energy costs as a result of a transition to more efficient and renewable technologies in heating and transportation.
The Vermont Energy Dashboard is Vermont’s go-to resource to help towns, businesses, and individuals take action to help us meet our 90% renewable by 2050. (Click to Read More)
Total Energy News – February 2021 Total Energy News – February 2021 Your Update on Vermont and National Energy News Dear Network Member or Supporter, In early October 2020, man...
VT Digger Commentary from January 31, 2021 by EAN Executive Director, Jared Duval Duval: Our responsibility and opportunity — moving beyond fossil fuels Jan 31 2021 This commentary is by Jared Duval o...
The Times Argus’ 1/26/21 article Warm Wishes provides an overview of weatherization funding in Governor Scott’s proposed budget, and the work of the EAN supported Weatherization at Scale a...
Total Energy News – January 2021 Total Energy News – January 2021 Your Update on Vermont and National Energy News Dear Network Member or Supporter, We write to you at a moment of ne...
Total Energy News – December 2020 Total Energy News – December 2020 Your Update on Vermont and National Energy News Dear Network Member or Supporter, We are excited to share the new...
https://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/despite-misgivings-scott-admin-will-participate-on-climate-crisis-council/Content?oid=31683166 Despite Misgivings, Scott Admin Will Participate on Climate Crisis Co...