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
Photo courtesy of Window Dressers
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?
East Burke, Vt.--Energize Vermont, a non-profit energy education and advocacy organization, announced a grant award to the Greensboro, Vermont Energy Committee to support the town’s WindowDressers program. Over the last several years, Energize Vermont has granted thousands of dollars to WindowDressers communities. At WindowDressers workshops, community volunteers collaborate to assemble custom-fit plastic film inserts stretched over wooden frames for use in area homes. The Energize Vermont grant is intended to support participation in WindowDressers workshops by lower-income households.
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