Burlington Ready for 100% is pleased to invite you to another Energy-transition Conversation:
Getting to Net-zero Energy:
Developing a roadmap for Burlington
Burlington Electric Department (BED) has a goal of making Burlington a net-zero-energy (NZE) city by 2030. At net zero, all energy for electricity, heating, cooling and in-city ground transportation will come from renewable sources. Darren Springer, General Manager at BED, will outline:
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The process BED will use to develop a roadmap to NZE, and
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Opportunities for community engagement in the development process.
Monday, November 26, 6:30-8:00 pm
Center of Recreation and Education (CORE), O.N.E. Community Center
20 Allen Street, Burlington
Come hungry – free pizza! Please RSVP and enter pizza preference at:
For more information about this Conversation, including parking, and changes in schedule or location visit:
At the last Conversation, Dwight deCoster, Program director at Champlain Valley Weatherization Service, outlined their full-service approach to creating safe, warm, healthy and efficient homes for low-income Vermonters. A brief summary is here.
We also compiled a guide to weatherization resources in and around Burlington, starting with a 1st-call list to use when you don’t know where to start. It’s here.
Thanks for helping create a just, inclusive and renewable energy future for Burlington.,
Rick
Itinerant climate activist
rick.wackernagel@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/rick.wackernagel.3
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Burlington VT 05401
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