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This year’s Local Energy Alternatives Festival (L.E.A.F.) is scheduled for September 18, from 9 am to 4:30 pm. The festival will be followed by a Gubernatorial Candidate’s Forum on Vermont’s Energy Future. Most activities will be in or near the Bradford Academy Building on Rte 5, with many activities scheduled throughout the downtown. There will [...]

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…

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With America so dependent on oil, filmmaker Joshua Tickell sets out to prove that biodiesel, made from vegetable oil, is a viable alternative. Although politicians and energy execs have done their best to quell it, the benefits of biodiesel are real.

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

Town Committees are strongly encouraged to create their own Wiki page on this new site.

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.