HB Energy Solutions & GMP Partner with Mt. Ascutney Hospital & Health Centers, as well as options for members of the Community. When Tom Hernon founded HB Energy Solutions, over 20 years ago, the heating and plumbing business was not … Continue reading →
There are two things underlying Grappone Toyota’s new building renovations. One is a solid underlying environmental philosophy. The other is solid underlying bedrock. Both have been used to good effect. The philosophy is to use well those things that already … Continue reading →
By Tad Montgomery In addition to heating and cooling buildings, air source heat pumps (ASHP’s) can be used for the heating water. Conventional electric water heaters can be converted, but it is more efficient to use one made for the … Continue reading →
Steve Rand, at Rand’s Do it Best Hardware in Plymouth, New Hampshire, could teach a course on fitting up old buildings for energy efficiency. He got a lot of experience refitting the building his hardware store is in. In addition … Continue reading →
★ You might be surprised how many of your neighbors are already carpooling and have room for one more. Did you know that owning and operating a car, on average, is about $9,000 per year? To help you save a … Continue reading →
Warner, NH is a unique example of what community and local is all about. How many times have you seen a sign on the door of your local bookstore that reads: “Come On In. Close the Door. We are SOLAR … Continue reading →
… By the People – For the People ! By David Van Houten We are in a fix. The high economic and environmental costs of burning fossil fuels to sustain our current way of life are no longer acceptable. This … Continue reading →
A small solar electric or photovoltaic (PV) system can be a reliable and pollution-free producer of electricity for your home or office. PV technologies use both direct and scattered sunlight to create electricity, ample for home solar electric systems. Because … Continue reading →
H.I. 5 Renewable Energy Systems Inc. and Vaughn Industries LLC today announced project managers and coordinators for the 200 MW solar distributed energy project in the Northeast Kingdom, Vermont. The project managers and coordinators are in charge of recruiting and … Continue reading →
Turbine Turbulence: Blowin’ in the Wind by David Blittersdorf Vermont is currently experiencing tensions over how best to pursue development of renewable energy – despite having in place an already rigorous permitting process for larger projects. As conversations unfold between developers, … Continue reading →