Green Energy Times

The electricity generated by the system will offset 100% of the cost of electricity that the Town of Groton pays Green Mountain Power each year, and 40% of the energy needs of Blue Mountain School. They would them pay AllEarth 19¢ per Kilowatt hour generated by the system. Green Mountain Power will credit the Town and BMU 19.2¢, plus 6¢ for the solar incentive.

$5.7 million in federal funding to help Vermont households install solar thermal and solar hot water technologies and utilize “smart meter” systems.

Five agencies in Vermont will receive about $4.7 million to provide solar thermal and solar hot water technologies for Vermont families…

Come see us at Solarfest – july 16-18, 2010 … link to more info from our site link!

The standing room only crowd heard evidence on how Feed-In Tariffs provide tremendous economic benefits. FITs are fixed price, long-term contracts…

ETAP offers services for every community, regardless of where you are in the energy planning process. For communities that are just beginning, ETAP can provide assistance with energy…

proposals for the following programs: Public Works, Planning, Local Technical Assistance, and Economic Adjustment Assistance

availability of funds and proposals that advance national, regional, state, and local energy efficiency programming by utilizing market-based approaches to program design and delivery.

… availability of funds and solicits proposals from eligible entities to compete for financial assistance through the Climate Showcase Communities Grant Program

proposals for Weatherization Formula Grants to increase the energy efficiency of dwellings owned or occupied by low-income persons