Efficiency isn’t just about decreasing the amount of energy we use for our current electric, heating, and transportation systems. We also achieve (often far larger) efficiency gains when we switch from fossil fuel combustion systems to more technologically advanced renewable systems that use much less energy.
This includes switching to electric vehicles (both
**Note the new location! Due to a conflict at Down Home, we have moved to NECI for this event!**
Up next for the Leveraging Change Speaker Series: a conversation about how strategic investments in clean energy can transform the New England economy and transition us away from fossil fuels. We’ll be hearing from Phil Huffman (The Nature Conservancy) and EAN Board Member Christine Donovan (VEIC) about their recent report with Coastal Enterprises, Inc., “Advancing Clean Energy Investment in Northern New England.” They’ll discuss the context for the report and how some of the key recommendations may move forward in our region.
Advancing a Clean Energy Economy: A Conversation with Phil Huffman and Christine DonovanRead more …
As a Network that strives to achieve collaborative progress towards our renewable energy and emissions commitments, EAN engages on social media to facilitate informed conversation about Vermont’s renewable energy and climate landscape. These platforms help us share educational materials, research and analysis, news and updates from the Network, and upcoming events. And
Greater focus on research to help meet Vermont’s energy & climate commitments as Lunderville joins board
The Energy Action Network (EAN) today announced the addition of four Board Members and the creation of a new Fellows program to help expand research and analysis on meeting Vermont’s total energy and emissions reduction commitments. In
VTBiz: Energy Action Network announces new board members, fellows programRead more …
Jared Duval of Energy Action Network discusses what will be required for Vermont to green its energy supply and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which are currently on the rise. He begins by offering perspective on the announcement by Green Mountain Power that it will get 100% of its power from renewable sources by
Vermont Conversation w David Goodman: Is Vermont losing ground on climate change efforts?Read more …
