Our Mission
Promote sensible energy and climate policies that protect our environment and respect our communities.
Sensible climate action for Vermonters in five steps
Sensible climate action for Vermonters in five steps
Helping communities come together to lower heating costs and reduce carbon emissions.
Should Vermont pursue high-impact, industrial-scale energy projects? Or community-based projects?
After growing up on the Gulf Coast, I have packed up my husband, dog, and three cats to embark on our new adventure. I am trading in homestyle Cajun cooking for the world-renowned maple creemee. We are moving from Louisiana to the great state of Vermont.
Environmental and social justice advocate Becca Dill will lead EV’s support for sensible energy and climate policy.
We are witnessing a stunning global loss of biodiversity that some are calling the Sixth Great Extinction. Human-caused habitat degradation and pollution are at the root of this crisis. Climate change is an accelerant, forcing countless species to find new homes by climbing in elevation or moving toward the poles. But, in too many cases, human activity has degraded migration corridors and potential migration destinations, leaving species with nowhere to go.
ENERGIZE VERMONT encourages Vermonters to take action and express their opinion. Please voice your opinion to the press and to us.
Tell us what you think.
Write letters to the editor.
Contact your legislators.
Join Energize Vermont’s effort to promote an energy future that meets Vermont’s climate goals while respecting our environment and communities.
Energize Vermont is a volunteer-run organization and receives no funding from corporations or outside interests.
Your donation will help us carry out our programs and meet our expenses.