As we strive for 100% clean energy in Vermont, we need a holistic vision that includes multiple, synergistic technologies. Geothermal and other kinds of thermal energy networks can be one part of the solution. Known as electrification’s best friend, these systems can help to balance electric loads and shave peaks year-round. Thermal networks are a […]
Better Building by Design 2023 April 5 & 6, 2023 DoubleTree by Hilton Burlington Hotel, South Burlington, VT Better Buildings by Design is the region's premier design and construction conference, which features interactive learning about building durability, efficiency, and value for both residential and commercial projects. This annual not-for-profit conference sponsored by Efficiency Vermont brings […]
If you’ve been wondering where things stand on priority climate bills currently under consideration by the Legislature, join members of the ActOnClimateVT Coalition for a webinar update on where things stand. The Affordable Heat Act, Renewable Energy Standard, climate workforce, essential new Environmental Justice investments, clean and diversified transportation, biodiversity protection, and other important efforts […]
Join the NH Healthcare Workers for Climate Action for a talk by Lisa Patel, Executive Director of the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Stanford School of Medicine, and former Presidential Management Fellow for the Environmental Protection Agency. Learn more and register to attend here.
The National Wildlife Federation cordially invites you to attend our upcoming roundtable: Building Equity into Clean Energy: How Leaders of Color are Changing the Space. This Clean Economy Coalition of Color virtual event, April 12 from 6-7:30 p.m. ET, will feature clean energy developers and advocates discussing the opportunities and challenges presented by recent, historic clean energy […]
Please bring your questions and join Peg Merrens, Vice President of Conservation at the Upper Valley Land Trust (UVLT) for a wide-ranging discussion about land conservation. Learn about the many ways in which UVLT protects and stewards our region's lands for the health and resilience of our communities (both people and nature). Learn more and […]
Young people from across Vermont will be gathering to march to the State House and rally for the planet. There will be live music, student speeches, arts & crafts, opportunities to interact with various organizations working in Vermont, and the opportunity to meet with legislators to talk about why climate change is an important issue. […]
The Danville Energy Committee presents, "Here Comes the Sun," a fun event for the whole family. Learn about solar energy and other clean energy topics. Join us at the North Danville Community Center for food, fun, and facts! NVDA is a proud sponsor of this event. If your energy committee or local government would like support […]
Is it time to weatherize your drafty house? Are you interested in energy-efficient heat pumps, electric vehicles, or solar power for your home or business? Mark your calendars and join us at the 2023 LEAP Energy Fair. The LEAP Energy Fair is the largest in Vermont and is completely free. Tour 75 exhibits and talk […]
Please join the Vermont Green Building Network (VGBN) for a celebratory evening with green building professionals, VGBN members, partners and friends on Thursday, April 20th at Main Street Landing in Burlington. The 2022 winners of the Vermont’s Greenest Building Awards Competition will be recognized. Learn about inspiring commercial, residential and net zero buildings that create […]
Come out of your winter hibernation for a fully supported gravel grinder covering (almost) all of the amazing dirt roads Central Vermont has to offer. It's not easy, but it's definitely worth it. This year we will have three loops; a short loop (about 20 miles) for those who are just getting their bike legs […]
Learn…Connect…Empower Come together on Earth Day at the Manchester Energy Fair on April 22, 11am-3pm at Manchester Town Hall. Climate change is happening and human activity is a major reason for it. Industrial overdevelopment and overproduction contribute directly to carbon emmissions, air pollution, respiratory illness, rising temperatures, the increased frequency and intensity of climate disasters […]
