Cara Robechek

Energy Action Network (EAN) is pleased to announce our 2023 Summer Internship Program. Applications are due March 1, 2023 for college students (rising juniors and seniors in 2023) and 2023 college graduates excited by EAN’s mission of achieving Vermont’s climate and energy commitments in ways that create a just, thriving, and sustainable

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EAN 2022 Annual Progress Report for Vermont on Emissions, Energy, Equity, and the Economy is available now.
Where does Vermont stand on its climate progress?
A much higher percentage of GHG emissions in Vermont come from the transportation and thermal sectors than is true for the US as a whole.
These are the GHG reductions that would be achieved by adopting technologies at the scale and pace modeled for meeting the Climate Action Plan.
Energy use, GHG emissions, and Energy Expenditures in VT energy sectors
Fueling electric vehicles is less expensive and less price volatile than gasoline or diesel vehicles.

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VT Historical GHG emissions and future requirements

Energy use, GHG emissions, and Energy Expenditures in VT energy sectors

Gasoline and diesel vehicles are more expensive to drive than EVs

Each year, EAN’s Annual Progress Report for Vermont provides an in-depth analysis of where Vermont stands relative to its climate commitments and energy goals.
Download the Full Report
View the “Key Findings” Summary
Report Press Release September 2022
Access Graphics from the Report

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