Jonthan Dowds President Trump and his administration are forcing Americans to increase our dependence on the fossil fuel industry at the direct expense of our economy and our environment. Trump and the Republican majority in Congress have done everything in … Continue reading →
Headline News: “Wouldn’t You Really Rather Have An Electric Ferry?” • New York Climate Week 2025 has a schedule packed full of reminders why the era of fossil fuels is finally winding down. Exhibit A is an electric ferry from … Continue reading →
Our 30th Anniversary Festival starts this Friday! Aug. 8th, 9th & 10th — in Brandon, VT We’re celebrating with great live music, incredibly informative workshops, and fun arts & activities for the whole family. Check out the the performers at … Continue reading →
Integrated Solar Applications (ISA), a cornerstone of renewable energy in southern Vermont, is proudly marking its 50th anniversary. Solar Applications Company was founded in Brattleboro in 1975 by electrical and mechanical engineer Alain Ratheau. Alain pioneered solar thermal, battery energy … Continue reading →
Car Sharing Programs: Improving Mobility with Shared Vehicles Date & Time Apr 17, 2025 11:00 AM in Eastern Time (US and Canada) Register here for the NEEP Webinar. Description Join NEEP for a webinar series on community transportation planning. In the first … Continue reading →
WHAT: Residents of 10 Upper Valley communities invite their neighbors to come see and discuss the earth-friendly strategies they’ve adopted like solar power, electric vehicles, heat pumps, electric snow blowers, and much more. Neighbors talking to neighbors is the best way … Continue reading →
George Harvey Encore Renewable Energy is a well-known solar developer based in Burlington, Vermont. Specializing in community-scale projects, it has completed 95 so far, and their combined capacity is nearly 100 megawatts. Encore is a certified B-Corporation, or B-Corp, which … Continue reading →
G.E.T. Staff Steady Energy may appear to be the new kid on the solar block, but it is rearing to go to deliver a fresh approach with a simple focus on quality. It is led by Chris Sparadeo, a master … Continue reading →
It’s been another busy week at the Vermont State House as the legislature gets closer to the mid-March crossover date–the halfway point of the session when bills pass from the chamber in which they were introduced to the opposite chamber. … Continue reading →