Happy Energy Efficiency Day! It’s a perfect time to spread the word about the benefits of efficiency, including that it saves money, cuts pollution, and creates good jobs. Some Good and Bad Efficiency News in the Northeast Bad News: Vermont … Continue reading →
Geothermal Networks: An Opportunity for States Monday, August 11, 1–2 pm ET REGISTER HERE Ground-source heat pumps have long been used, but there has recently been growing interest in linking a series of heat pumps into neighborhood, utility-scale geothermal networks. … Continue reading →
Andrew deLaski The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to let companies violate rules it does not like. Not enforcing appliance efficiency standards would raise consumer costs and harm domestic manufacturers. President Trump has disparaged energy efficiency standards, but he has … Continue reading →
Carl Pope How can the fastest growing source of U.S. electricity – renewable energy — be providing the cheapest power in history, while at the same time there is a national affordability crisis leaving 80 million Americans struggling with their … Continue reading →
TODAY! Register When:Thursday, January 30th, 5:30-6:30 PM .Where: virtual . You may be eligible for $9,500 off project costs for home weatherization, and $15,000 for home repairs needed to complete weatherization. . Think you don’t qualify? The income limits may surprise … Continue reading →
Interview with Ravi Parikh, Project Manager and Outside Sales G.E.T. Staff Congratulations to CED Twin State Electric Supply for receiving Efficiency Vermont’s Partner of the Year in Energy Leadership Award. GET: How did you get started in this industry? Ravi … Continue reading →
U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy On June 6, 2024, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced National Definition of a Zero Emissions Building (energy.gov)to advance public and private sector efforts to decarbonize the buildings … Continue reading →
Unitil The Exeter Area YMCA in New Hampshire has made the switch to LED lighting and installed HVAC fan motor controls in an effort to reduce electricity usage and lower costs. Unitil worked closely on the project with representatives from … Continue reading →
Interview by Janis Petzel, MD G.E.T.: Congratulations on your award. Please tell us about your work. Li Ling Young: I’m a Lead Engineering Consultant with VEIC, the parent company of Efficiency Vermont. In that role I head up our work … Continue reading →
Campaign for Lower Home Energy Costs On July 1 the Campaign to Lower Home Energy Costs launched a clock to call attention to the fact that the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has not yet made a critical decision that would lower … Continue reading →