Aligning Your Money with What Matters Most Jackie Thibeault Thinking Long-Term Markets will rise and fall, but a well-built plan can help you stay steady through the turbulence. Long-term planning means focusing on your goals – not the latest headlines … Continue reading →
Headline News: “Scott Pushes Lawmakers To Reconsider Nuclear Energy In Vermont” • Governor Phil Scott is asking lawmakers to take a second look at nuclear energy as Vermont works to meet its renewable electricity goals by 2030. “Previous policy decisions made … Continue reading →
Shashwat Mishra Climate change isn’t just a future threat—it’s already reshaping the U.S. real estate market in ways many didn’t expect. Rising sea levels, wildfires and flooding are making some areas riskier to live in. In some high-risk regions, home … Continue reading →
ISO New England is aware of the Department of the Interior’s announcement to pause offshore wind leases in the United States which includes two projects in New England: Revolution Wind and Vineyard Wind 1. In August, ISO-NE issued a statement related to the Department of the Interior’s earlier order, since overturned, to stop construction on … Continue reading →
Community-Powered Climate Action in Motion Will Wiseman According to the U.S. Department of Energy, in 2023 more than 94% of new generators waiting to come online are zero-carbon, mostly solar, wind, and battery storage¹. Yet, financing for those projects reveals … Continue reading →
Michael J. Daley Who has not griped about the monolithic power of the power company? Well, developments in “active demand response” (ADR), such as New Hampshire’s Liberty ConnectedSolutions program (https://nhsaves.com/liberty-adr/) and Virtual Power Plants (VPP) developed by Vermont’s Green Mountain … Continue reading →
David Conwell Most of us have heard of carbon offsets. Perhaps a relative mentioned that she buys them when she books airplane tickets. Or maybe you have read how huge corporations like Microsoft purchase offsets to reduce their carbon footprints. … Continue reading →
Mike Jacobs Data use for applications like video calls, driving directions, TikTok, ChatGPT, and thousands more is booming. As we store and retrieve more and more data in and from “the cloud,” we should keep in mind that the infrastructure … Continue reading →
Green Energy Times staff We recently interviewed Jeremy Freitas, the Vice President at R.C. Brayshaw, a printing company based in Warner, New Hampshire. We talked about a wide range of subjects, including printing, technology, the “paperless-office,” and environmental issues. One … Continue reading →
Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Treasury and the IRS has announced final rules for technology-neutral clean energy credits under the Inflation Reduction Act to bolster the clean energy boom across the country. The two tax credits will lower costs for families, … Continue reading →