We have a lot of work to do by 2025 to bend the curve and achieve our commitments. That is why we want to hear your pitch for promising opportunities to help Vermont transition to renewable energy and reduce emissions, especially in the transportation and thermal sectors and especially with public policy
Submit a Pitch – EAN 2019 Network Summit (Thursday, September 26th at Champlain College)Read more …
Greetings!
We hope you’re all enjoying this summer week! It was great to see so many Network members at our Speaker Series event this Tuesday. Please note that we will not have a Speaker Series in August, but see below for a Save the Date for our 2019 Network Summit on September 26th.
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In recent years, fuel taxes and other funding mechanisms have not kept pace with the increasing costs of building and maintaining transportation infrastructure. Improved overall vehicle fuel efficiency has reduced fuel tax revenues.
The growing number of electric vehicles on the road is beginning to contribute to this challenge. Some states, perceiving
Webinar: Funding Transportation in an Electrified WorldRead more …
The Vermont Department of Health reports strong evidence for the positive impact of home weatherization on general health, productivity, social health, and upper respiratory health. They estimate that the 10-year benefit of weatherization, in health and fuel savings, is nearly three times greater than the initial investment per household.
Further, a 2016
Program Manager Position Description
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Energy Action Network (EAN) is seeking a highly motivated, collaborative, and multi-skilled person to become a core part of our non-profit staff team in a senior management, permanent, full-time employment position.
Energy Action Network (EAN) is a diverse and collaborative network of over two hundred non-profits, businesses
EAN seeks Program Manager – Deadline July 15, 2019Read more …
