Screening of The Light Won’t Dim from Sun Day brought hundreds of communities together to celebrate clean energy progress. Now, we’re inviting you to keep that momentum going by hosting a screening of The Light Won’t Dim, a 30-minute … Continue reading →
Power Guru & Sage St Mill A Sustainability Demo Hub for Innovation Bennington-based Power Guru and Sage Street Mill, a site location for a 40kW rooftop array but more importantly, an innovation hub for small businesses with a commitment to … Continue reading →
103 Communities Receive Funds for Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy Projects BOSTON – The Baker-Polito Administration today awarded $13,000,558 in Green Communities competitive grants to 103 municipalities across Massachusetts to fund clean energy projects. With today’s announcement, the Department of Energy … Continue reading →
by John Gage Recent federal administration decisions that ignore the strong recommendations of science, and proposals to remove funding from basic scientific research are provoking a strong reaction from educated, concerned citizens across the country. People are being moved by … Continue reading →
By Robert Connors On April 5, there was a spectacularly successful presentation of a clarion call entitled “Responding to Climate Change in Hudson Valley” at the First United Methodist Church in East Greenbush. The event was sponsored by Rensselaer Plateau Alliance … Continue reading →
Local Forum on Community Solar Next Saturday, March 11th 1-3pm First Congregational Church, Fellowship Hall 30 Main Street, Binghamton. Download Flyer Let us give our community an opportunity to participate in a sustainable future. Join us in a discussion of … Continue reading →
By Kate Stephenson, Montpelier Energy Advisory Committee Chair In 2014, Montpelier’s City Council adopted a bold and audacious goal—that the city would be completely “net-zero” by the year 2030—and be the first state capital to produce or offset 100% of … Continue reading →
By the Sierra Club Upper Valley Group A future powered by 100% clean, renewable energy is technologically and economically feasible. As the prices of installing solar and wind equipment continues to fall and the renewable energy job market continues to … Continue reading →
A progressive company operating as a workers’ cooperative, Catamount Solar sets goals beyond bottom line profits in assessing the impacts of its efforts. These include the desire to motivate positive social change in the areas they serve. To achieve this goal, Catamount … Continue reading →
By George Harvey Some Vermont communities have been struggling for a long time to get some control over siting of renewable energy systems that would be built within their bounds. This year, their struggles have become newly energized. The underlying … Continue reading →