Daniel Costin, Program Chair, Renewable Energy, Vermont Technical College The renewable energy program at Vermont Tech was founded in 2014 with industry collaboration. Funding was provided by the Blittersdorf Family Foundation. Our advisory board was made up of representatives from … Continue reading →
George Harvey We got word in December that the solar array for the Profile Jr.-Sr. High School in Bethlehem, NH had been completed and put into commission, providing power for the school. The array, with a capacity of 344kW, was … Continue reading →
John S. Webster A school district in New Hampshire is taking big steps toward net-zero–or even net-positive–power consumption. Oyster River Cooperative School District in Durham is nearing completion on a new middle school, and large parts of the project focus … Continue reading →
Jennifer White In 2020, Colby-Sawyer reached an exciting and important milestone along its sustainability journey. The college reduced its annual carbon footprint by 70% compared to its initial 2008 baseline, which is a reduction of more than 5,400 MTCO2e (metric … Continue reading →
George Harvey New Hampshire’s Henniker Community School (HCS) has had a much-needed energy makeover. The work included a rather diverse group of individual projects, and it was managed by Energy Efficiency Investments (EEI) of Merrimack, New Hampshire, which did much … Continue reading →
Peter Lee Miller Plymouth State University’s (PSU) venerable Physical Education (PE) Center has undergone an energy efficiency transformation. It joins the University’s new climate studies major and “no charge” electric vehicle (EV) chargers as the latest evidence of the school’s … Continue reading →
Barb and Greg Whitchurch The Golden Brook Elementary School project, in the Windham, NH, converted an overcrowded, “vintage” facility into a new facility that supports a safer, more effective learning environment. The designers incorporated as many energy-efficient features as … Continue reading →
Jennifer White Many local organizations have worked diligently to alleviate temporary food insecurity and improve the long-term resilience of our food system by offering emergency assistance, fostering beneficial relationships, providing local products and creating educational opportunities. The unprecedented social and … Continue reading →
George Harvey A Place to Grow (APTG), a childcare center in Brentwood, New Hampshire, has some features that set it apart. True, it takes children as young as six weeks, and true, it is open from 6:30 AM to 5:30 … Continue reading →
Array to Save Taxpayers Over $4 Million ReVision Energy has completed the installation of the largest rooftop solar array in the company’s history. The project at the Dover High School and Career Technical Center includes 2,581 solar panels, increasing the … Continue reading →